pauldrons 1480 with roundel

pauldrons 1480 with roundelThese spaulders are based on originals that were in use from the 14th century onwards. They can be easily combined with armour pieces from the Churburg or Avant styles, but spaulders such as these were also commonly employed in late Gothic armour. Spaulders are narrow shoulder pieces that attach to a gambeson, chainmail hauberk, or gorget. These armour components differ from pauldrons, as pauldrons are wider and also provide protection for parts of

It is supplied complete with a scabbard

Approximately 220 lamellars were connected by hand to construct this armour

and Scottish battles such as Culloden

The diameter of this silver Viking brooch is approx

The grooves in the pommel flow seamlessly into the wooden handle

It has two straps: one permits you to wear the arrow quiver on your back

Cloaks such as this were worn by all classes in society

The axe head is further decorated with engravings of a historical Viking motif

As each shield is handmade and coloured individually

The situla was employed throughout the period spanning Roman antiquity and the Middle Ages

These daggers were likely derived from the Greco-Roman parazonium

it fastens by means of a horn button on a cord