16th century lantern

16th century lanternThe lantern has been crafted after several 16th century originals. Lanterns of this type were found mainly between the late 15th and the early 17th century. Constructed from iron and fitted with horn windows, the lantern features a peg for attachment. It provides both lighting and warmth. The length is 20 cm, with a diameter of approximately 12 cm.

capable of inflicting deep and wide stab wounds and killing a large animal with one powerful blow

yet at the same time symbolized the evil beast that a hero must defeat

the chaperon has been designed to reflect the style of the period

" Like the original

Paper packaging for jewellery and small items: has a plastic inner layer

which at the time began to replace the weaker Spangenhelms

During the early Middle Ages the chaperon was worn predominantly by poor people

A hand-stitched finish with leather laces runs over the entire width and length

The arrow quiver is crafted from sturdy cotton canvas

The grip is textured and painted to resemble a wooden surface

such as American soldiers

The axe measures 62 cm in length and is constructed from foam with a fiberglass 10 mm core and a latex coating