Marozzo Espa Vtuber
@marozzoespa
Marozzo Espa’, Condottiera Vtuber. ⚔️🪶 Current design by @oaksentinel.bsky.social I am now a she/her 🏳️⚧️
A duelling left hand gauntlet from the 16th century. These gauntlets, either with five fingers or mittens, had chainmail sewn into the leather of the palm side. They were used for duelling, in order to block strikes and grab the enemy's sword.
A simple longsword with side-rings, with curved quillons, and lenticular section blade. Total length 120.5cm. Italy late 16th century.
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Jiji’s favorite activity since I moved to my new place: being nosy and judging people.
A cool looking rotella shield. I have no information about sizing or weight. All I know is that it's at the William Ashby Collection.
Need a cool anime swordfight where the battle ends with a move like this.
Bonus: When you purchased a warhorse online and received a warpony instead.
An interesting shield, made out of metal like 16-17th centuries rotellas, but with a more ovoid shape, like a short targone or tavulaccio which were usually made of wood and more common in the 15th century. Sadly, I have no information regarding its size, weight, origin, etc
An estoc sword with many adaptations to fight armor: spiked quillons, spiked "morning star" pommel... Bro had one mission and he knew what it was!
An adarga shield, highly decorated on the inside face, from the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, made of leather and silk embroidery. Dimension: 89x75cm.
My new HEMA equipment storage. Found a way to hang the swords.
A case of rapier. A pair of rapier swords meant to fit in one singular scabbard.
A flyssa sword, a typical sword of the Kabyle people of Algeria, 19th century. 109.3 overal length. Flyssa can be from dagger to sword length, have a straight blade with a wide part around for cutting, and a thin uniquely shaped point for thrusting through thick cloths or mail.
15th century sword, belonging to the duke of Milan. Blade length: 86cm Width: 17.7cm Hosted at the Cluny museum.
Buckler at the Wallace Collection, ca 1550-1560. Diameter: 39.5cm Weight: 2.075kg Buckler with several circle and moon decorations. It also has a hook on the front, whoch could have been use to hang the buckler at a belt, or to put a lantern.
Italian arming sword from the 1400s Total length: 86cm Blade length: 78cm It has a ricasso & fuller that is highlighted by some engravings filled with a copper alloy inlay.
Tournament armor made for a child. Armor of Cosimo II de Medici when he was a teen, before he became grand duke of Tuscany.
I have seen the most french stuff today. I was at a hiking equipment store, and they were selling plastic hiking wine glasses…
I would love to get that book one day but it’s way too expensive! 😭