greek xiphos campovolano Alle tassen the reproduction is well-suited to

the reproduction is well-suited to a head circumference of up to 60 cm and is delivered inclusive of a cotton arming cap

by means of which it may be adjusted to the wearer's body contours

and travellers would even employ their cloak as a makeshift bed

The vambraces are crafted from leather

The pauldron features a leather strap with buckle

greek xiphos campovolano Alle tassen the reproduction is well-suited toThe xiphos is a replica of an original from the 5th century BC found in Campovalano, Abruzzo (Italy). It is now part of the collection of the British Museum of London. Swords such as these were employed by the Greek city states and their colonies along the Mediterranean sea. The xiphos has a blade crafted from carbon steel and a hilt constructed from bronze. It is 76 cm long, with a blade of 58 cm, and weighs 1 kg. The sword comes with a wooden