15e eeuws eetmes 19 cm, roestvrij staal Olie en wetstenen De Aikuchi tanto heeft traditioneel
Description
De Aikuchi tanto heeft traditioneel gezien geen mand (tsuba)
to guarantee all pilgrims a safe journey to Jerusalem
The first mentions of the bascinet (or beckenhaube) date back to 1281 in the Italian city of Padua
The hooks are made after an original found in a Gallo-Roman grave in France from 50 BC-50 AD
This Viking turtle brooch is made after a 9th century original
15e eeuws eetmes 19 cm, roestvrij staal Olie en wetstenen De Aikuchi tanto heeft traditioneelThis eating knife is a replica of originals that were used between the 15th and 17th century. This model was depicted regularly in a. o. the Flemish art. The knife is provided with a bone handle and the blade is made of stainless steel. This knife is delivered including a leather scabbard.
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