cold steel african walking stick Romeinse - Viking - middeleeuwse tassen The Persians adopted the acinaces

The Persians adopted the acinaces dagger tradition from these nomads

Etruscans and the Celtic tribes during the Late Bronze Age

Helmets like this were worn throughout Europe from the second half of the 15th century

Helmets like this came into use in the 15th century and continued to be worn well into the 16th century

It is fitted with iron limbs

cold steel african walking stick Romeinse - Viking - middeleeuwse tassen The Persians adopted the acinacesThis walking stick is based on the traditional South African walking sticks. Originally they were used by Zulu's with the name of knobkierie, knobkerry or knopkierie. The Zulu's made them of African hardwood and they used the stick as an aid in the inhospitable landscape and as a club. This knobkerry is made of solid polypropene which is just as strong as hardwood, but has less weight and gives the hand a better grip. This fine walking stick can also