four piece pauldrons

four piece pauldronsThese spaulders are based on originals used from the 14th century onwards. They can be easily combined with armour pieces in the Churburg style or Avant style, but even in late Gothic armour, spaulders like these remained commonly used. Spaulders are narrow shoulder pieces that attach to a gambeson, mail hauberk, or gorget. These armour pieces differ from pauldrons, as pauldrons are broader and also provide protection for parts of the armpit. Armour

The Mytholon coat has a distinctive design and is well-suited to everyday wear

remaining true to the historical original

even into the present era

The garment protected the body from cold weather whilst permitting full freedom of arm movement

The nasal guard extends to the mid-forehead

agile vessels capable of both sailing and rowing

This style is commonly known as the houndskull or pig-faced bascinet

The shoes are based on 15th-century medieval punts

Depending upon the underdress worn beneath

The tent is 3 x 3 m and has a nock height of 2 m

combines the nostalgic charm of the past with modern comfort and craftsmanship of the highest quality

Many Vikings wore this symbol during battle