roundel royal armouries 15th century

roundel royal armouries 15th centuryThe dagger is based on an original piece from the 15th century. The original was found in England and is held in the collection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds. The rondel was often employed as a secondary weapon. The dagger is crafted from wood for the grip and features a semi sharp blade of 9260 carbon steel. It is supplied complete with a leather scabbard.

The sloped brim deflected projectiles from above

providing extra neck protection when charging at full speed with a lance

20 large tent pegs

It is recommended to wear the tunic with a belt

It features different rings on the bottom so that accessories can be attached to it

A fine detail: all cotton laces attached to this gambeson feature a historically correct brass lace end

The bracelet measures 7 x 5 cm and is 0

The leather belt features a beautiful historical double buckle and has been based on original belts that were worn between 1550 and 1650

Whilst packing this article we utilise only 100% recycled plastic and recycled paper/cardboard sourced from FSC certified forests

Crafted from cotton

Blade width at guard: 4

so the tent may also serve as a tarpaulin