bodice ursula cotton black

bodice ursula cotton blackWorn over an undergarment or dress, the "Ursula" bodice keeps one warm on cool days and offers protection against light rain. Worn loosely as a waistcoat or tightly laced and fastened with the lacing at the front, the bodice may be adjusted into the desired shape.

This sheath point has been based on originals from the early Middle Ages

decorative stitching and seams

the gambeson is fastened with leather belts with brass roller buckles

or as a weapon in its own right

The arms and legs were fully armoured

This style of helmet was popular amongst both musketeers and pikemen

The sword is hand painted for a lifelike appearance and is both well-balanced and has been designed by LARP-ers with years of LARP experience

The helmet is based on medieval helmets worn by cavalrymen and infantrymen between the 4th and 17th century

This type of helmet remained in use well into the 17th century

The Viking sword is constructed from spring steel 48–52 HRC

for example

and only after passing the inspection does it receive the blacksmith's mark on the blade