medieval belt salisbury black

medieval belt salisbury blackThe belt is a replica of a 16th century original. A similar original was found in the historic city of London and is now part of the Museum of London collection. Belts such as this were worn throughout 16th century Europe. Crafted from vegetable tanned cowhide leather, it is well suited to period costume and historical re enactment.

It combines particularly well with a cuirass and backplate

This type of helmet is characteristic of those worn by the well-known Border Reivers (cavalrymen of the Anglo-Scottish borders)

throwing axes and for hand-to-hand combat

A large proportion of the material is reused directly

The holder is well-suited to almost all LARP swords and can be adjusted to the size of your cutlass

it is available in white (natural) and black

The shield is beautifully and lifelikely painted

Sufficient room is provided to combine them with all manner of poleyns

Spangenhelms of the nasal type were already worn in Western Europe from the 9th century onward

and the medieval Irish tradition of ring pommels is estimated to date back to the 13th century

From this type of spangenhelm the well-known nasal helmet eventually evolved

This lower-profile sallet was worn by both infantry and cavalry