15th century ribbed buckler

15th century ribbed bucklerBucklers of this type were used throughout 15th century Europe. They are depicted in fighting manuals such as those by Hans Talhoffer. Bucklers were well suited to hand to hand combat and were often employed by armoured knights and archers. The buckler is blackened, which protects it against rust and weathering. This method was also regularly applied to armour parts during the 15th century.

Store out of sunlight and heat sources

Joinville was a French knight who took part in the Seventh Crusade

The grip is beautifully wrapped in soft suede leather

The tip is reinforced with kevlar

With aesthetics and functionality in mind

1 of the 3 Gorgons in Greek mythology

The Magyars were a nomadic people who invaded Europe during the 9th century AD and settled in Hungary

This legendary king defeated English King Edward I at the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 after years of campaigning

It is available in sizes S up to XXL in the colours black

also called the P53 Enfield

These fine pirate boots are well-suited to any outfit

permitting optimal freedom of movement