Encyclopedia of historical weapons - Back

The no-cutting part opposite the blade. Double-edged swords has no back.

Encyclopedia of historical weapons

From Encyclopedia

Bracer
Early fourteenth century form of defence for the lower arm; also a term for an archer's arm guard to protect the forearm from the bowstring.
Haubergeon
Hauberk ending between crotch and the middle of the wearer’s thigh. Has a sharp dagger-like hem.
Walking-Sword
See Small-Sword.
Great bascinet
Late 14th early 15th century version of the bascinet where the mail aventail was replaced with two steel plates, one in the front and one in back.
More

SSL Certificate Authority
SSL Certificate Authority