deepeeka celtic anthropomorphic sword Maliën onderdelen often with projecting spurs on

often with projecting spurs on either side of the eye (yoke-like projections)

It is suitable for light sword fights

Knives were the most important practical object beside axes

This spectacle fibula is a replica of an original from 1000 BC

Leather laces were sometimes used at the top to improve the fit

deepeeka celtic anthropomorphic sword Maliën onderdelen often with projecting spurs onThis sword is made after several Celtic originals from the La Tene period. Anthropomorphic swords like this have been excavated in France, Switzerland and on the Balkans. They were used all over the European continent. This sword has a steel blade and a brass grip. Its length is 96 cm with a blade of 79 cm and it weighs approx. 1,5 kg. The sword is delivered including a leather scabbard.