medieval talhoffer dark buckler shield fencing

medieval talhoffer dark buckler shield fencingThe buckler is a replica of Hans Talhoffer's buckler. A sturdy Gothic style buckler, its octagonal shape offers advantages in combat. It is well suited to HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) and reenactment. According to Herbert Schmidt's classification, this buckler is a Type IIID, featuring a lozenge shape with a wavy design. Bucklers such as this were employed from the 15th century onwards and were mainly popular in Italy and the Holy Roman

the back is padded and fitted with leather arm and shoulder straps

or as a decorative piece for your collection

The armour also features a leather edge so it may easily be attached to a belt

The stunning sword from the late Viking Age is a replica of a unique find discovered in 2011 during the archaeological excavation of a Viking burial site in Langeid (Setesdal Valley

M 62 cm 22 cm 19 cm 4

black and grey in sizes S to XXXL

One of the most famous kings was Harald Fairhair of Norway

The helmet was so effective that even aristocrats wore it

Both sides feature cords to permit an optimal fit

The collar is trimmed with an artificial fur polyester edge

The weapon has been designed for stabbing and slashing in close combat

featuring intricate ornamentation