£5.83
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Roman eagle dagger with brass finishes. Includes cover. p>
Mandoble War Hero
This Claymore is a replica of the control that wielded Robert Bruce of the clan that bears his name. This knob belongs to the time when the knights were wearing chains of mesh, helmets and some armor plates just like Bruce did. The knob caused a lot of platform to this type of armor. The blade of the sword contains a high carbon content and is completely tempered. The guard is made of steel and the handle is wooden wrapped in cord for a better grip.
Reference:
096570001
£196.96
£218.85
Discount-10%
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- Manufacturer
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Data sheet
- Long
- 162,5 cms.
- Material
- Blade: 1065 Carbon Steel
- Blade long
- 122 cms.
- Weight
- 2,9 kg.
- Width
- 5 cms.
- Thickness
- 0,5 cms.
096570001
| Reference | Attributes | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 096570001 | Blade edge: NO; | 0 |
£196.96
£218.85
-£21.89
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| 096570002 | Blade edge: SI; | 0 |
£214.24
£238.04
-£23.80
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