churburg chestplate 16 mm

churburg chestplate 16 mmThe cuirass is based on the well known late 14th century armour from the collection of Churburg Castle. Armour pieces in this style were employed throughout Europe from the late 14th to the early 15th century. This style clearly represents a transition between the early 14th century coat of plates and the fully developed plate armour. In the early 14th century, plate armour was developed as an addition and reinforcement to chainmail by the addition of

one centre pole of 300 cm in length

The Roman shield for children (scutum) has been crafted after originals that were employed by Roman legionaries

This versatile cape is well-suited to LARP

suitable for a maximum head circumference of 64 cm

6 mm thick butted round rings with an inner diameter of 9 mm

This stone depicts mythological and warlike scenes

is well-suited to use in re-enactment camps

thanks to a soft cotton inner lining

The lower portion is decorative

At 160 cm in length

constructed from iron or silver

The medieval war flail was a shorter weapon consisting of a wooden handle connected by a chain