guiron the courteous 14th century knightly visored

guiron the courteous 14th century knightly visoredThe helmet is based on a late 14th early 15th century original crafted in Northern Italy. It is an early variant of the great bascinet. The great bascinet offered greater protection to the entire head, the neck and partly the shoulders, and was often combined with the haubergeon, coat of plates and, later, the first types of cuirasses. Whilst the great bascinet evolved into the armet during the first half of the 15th century, it remained popular

These ears are well-suited to trolls

whilst the galeae of that period were already constructed from iron

the soles are likewise constructed from leather

or blouse to assemble a witch outfit according to your own taste

Crafted from split leather and suede

permitting easy pairing with Viking winingas

The fit may be adjusted by means of the lacing

The chestplate is based on several originals

The Tilly doublet is crafted from robust leather and is well-suited to portraying both strict and adventurous characters

The sax is based on originals crafted on the British Isles between the 9th and 11th centuries

the last ones in the 18th century

It comes with a scabbard with lion head decorations