leather leg pieces 14th century

leather leg pieces 14th centuryThese leg pieces have been crafted after various historical originals. They are depicted on the tombs of Gnther von Schwarzburg (1349) and Sir Thomas Cheyne (1375), and may be worn by both late 14th century aristocracy and commoners. Leather armour combined with steel plates was a relatively straightforward means of producing armour components, and was often worn over chainmail. From the 15th century onwards, this method gradually fell out of use. The

The brooch measures 6

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It features a beautiful wooden-looking grip and a cross-guard with gold-coloured details

and over the narrower calves leg wrappings in a contrasting colour may be worn

This slender sword had already originated in 1470 and developed into a fast-thrusting weapon without cutting edges

rust may be easily removed with black sandpaper

Lanterns were a primary source of light in the medieval home or castle

It is well-suited to re-enactment events in towns and cities

These swords are dispatched including a leather scabbard with belt and are crafted from high quality steel

This was likely a further development of the klappvisier bascinet

These battle gauntlets are hand-forged from 1

These leather pieces are each equipped with metal rings to attach various accessories