medieval buckler nunzio Traditionele kruisbogen blunting the blade renders it

blunting the blade renders it a battle-ready sword well-suited to sword fighting

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Round punched rings are alternated with flat riveted rings

The blade is constructed from EN45 steel with a wooden hilt

The chaperon became a gladly worn piece of clothing in the High Middle Ages

medieval buckler nunzio Traditionele kruisbogen blunting the blade renders itThe buckler is classified as a type IB according to Herbert Schmidt's typology. It has a round shape with sloping edges. The earliest depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th century Tower manuscript, though such weapons were likely already in use well into the 13th century. Bucklers of this kind remained in use until the 16th century. They were very popular and were employed both defensively and offensively in one on one combat.