spanish buckler with hand forged finish

spanish buckler with hand forged finishAccording to Herbert Schmidt's classification, this buckler is a Type IB, featuring a round shape with tapering edges. A buckler is a small shield employed in sword and shield combinations for close combat during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Whilst offering poor protection against arrows and projectiles, it was particularly well suited to restricting an opponent's movements at close range and deflecting attacks. The first depictions of this type

Dresses of this style were worn by all classes in society

two belt loops are provided so that it may be worn on your belt

The sizes of this lorica may be adjusted with leather straps and it features beautiful brass ornaments

The enamelled Alemanic fibula is a replica of a 6th-century original

The brooch has a diameter of approx

Tunics of this kind were basic garments worn by men from the Early to Late Middle Ages throughout Europe

and feature an elastic waistband with a cord fastening

Things can be tied together and attached to the rings with straps and ropes

The shield is covered in leather

warrior class—the Viking Jarls and Karls—as well as to magic

this armour has been crafted to 1 mm thickness and is well-suited to LARP battles

the bracelet is well-suited to a wrist circumference of approximately 15 to 18 cm