deepeeka sword of st maurice Drinkhoorns A distinctive incense holder crafted

A distinctive incense holder crafted from wood

The hilt is made of bone and wood and the gladius comes with a brown leather scabbard with extensive decorative replica brass fittings

This belt is made after a 15th century original excavated in London

and also in Scandinavia and Italy

as in a bronze statue fragment from Lucentum

deepeeka sword of st maurice Drinkhoorns A distinctive incense holder craftedSaint Maurice is i. a. the patron saint of soldiers, sword forgery and the Swiss guard. He lived in the 3rd century AD and was originally from Thebes, Egypt. This sword is a replica of the sword that was buried with the bones of the Saint. The original was made between 1200 and 1250. The sword is 94 cm long, with a blade of 78,5 cm long and max. 4,3 cm wide. The blade is made from carbon steel, has a full tang and is riveted to the pommel. The guard