Napoleontische sabel (Sabre Cavalerie Legere AN XI’), semi-scherp LARP beïnvloed door de neolithische boeren

beïnvloed door de neolithische boeren en overgenomen in latere Indo-Europese zonnecultussen

5 metre high tent can easily be set up by just two people

This is a replica of a broad axe from the Viking period from the Museum of Cultural history in Oslo

Weight: 624 grams

during which it is covered with hard-wearing rubber

Napoleontische sabel (Sabre Cavalerie Legere AN XI’), semi-scherp LARP beïnvloed door de neolithische boerenThis sabre is a replica of originals that were used by the light infantry of Napoleon (Cavalerie Legere AN XI") in his Grand Armee. This type of sabre was widely used and is one of the first sabres with three side rings. The AN XI sabre is designed during the great modernization of the French Army. Before this type of sabre was developed, the light cavalry used a more Hussar type of sabre. From 1803 onwards this type of sabre was used by all