pauldrons 1350 1425

pauldrons 1350 1425The pauldrons are crafted in the style of the mid 14th century, and would have been worn over a mail hauberk to provide additional shoulder protection for the knights and men at arms of the Hundred Years War between France and Britain. The armours of this period were not full plate designs like the styles of the 15th century; instead, the plate armour pieces were intended to be worn over a full hauberk and provide additional protection for the front

The exquisite one-handed sword from the Viking era is a replica of a discovery made in 1874 at the archaeological site of Gn

The shirt is lightweight and has been designed to be worn beneath a coat

The reverse also has a steel-coloured rim with a handle

starkly contrasting with the grey section of the coat for a striking appeal that catches the eye

This sword can easily be adjusted to one's own taste by changing the pommel

such as Vikings

The tunic is well-suited to historical events

The trousers feature two pockets and can be fastened with a cotton lace

permitting sufficient freedom of movement for running and combat

Chainmail chausses were the standard form of metal leg protection in Europe from the 9th century until the early 14th century

and is supplied complete with a black leather scabbard with metal fittings

This type of axe blade is classified as a Petersen Type M