Zwaard Don Quixote, semi-scherp Keltische ringen omdat hij slagen naar het

omdat hij slagen naar het gezicht naar de zijkanten geleid

depending on the fashion of the time and place and the type of gown worn over it

Knives like this were used for various purposes

These helmets left two holes free around the eyes

The barbute is a type of sallet that was developed so the wearer did not need to use mail

Zwaard Don Quixote, semi-scherp Keltische ringen omdat hij slagen naar hetIn the 16th century, through the words of Cervantes, Don Alonso Quijano, better known as "Don Quijote de La Mancha," was born. A knight with an extraordinary sense of duty and honor, his devotion to chivalric ideals led him to the brink of madness. He famously attacked windmills, believing them to be giants, mistook flocks of sheep for an enemy army, and even saw wineskins as ghosts. Through all his absurd adventures, he gained widespread fame. Known