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The original is nowadays part of the collection of the British Museum in London
which is mainly found in Gotland and Sweden
This saber is a replica of the 19th-century originals used by cavalry soldiers on the Northern States' (Union) side during the American Civil War (1861-1865)
It is clear that the sabre was made for a king and possibly this sword was a gift from the Far East
Middeleeuwse bliaut Amal, blauw-wit Maliënkolders The original is nowadays partThe 12th century introduced the French influence with the bliaut: lacing on the sides accentuated the waist, and extremely long trumpet sleeves turned this garment into a real showpiece. The impractical sleeves showed that the wearer did not have to do any physical labor. The dress is made of cotton. Side panels (gores) in skirt and side seams give the dress a generous width, and the trumpet sleeves with decorative stitching around the open side seams
