leather arm pieces 14th century

leather arm pieces 14th centuryThese arm pieces are crafted after various historical originals. They are depicted on the tombs of Gnther von Schwarzburg (1349) and Sir Thomas Cheyne (1375), and are well suited to both late 14th century aristocracy and commoners alike. Leather armour combined with steel plates was a relatively simple means of producing armour components. They were often worn over mail. From the 15th century onwards, this method gradually fell out of use. This arm

The bag is a replica of a 9th-century original excavated in the Viking town of Birka

The beautiful wooden sword holder is crafted from solid hardwood

5 cm and can extend up to 39 cm

The Elven hunting knife is inspired by the fairy world

The wearer thus became not only unrecognisable but also an embodiment of a hero

To balance the broad blade

stage or television and film productions

The overdress can easily be combined with an outfit of your choice

ranging from the simplest brigandine worn by archers to the most expensive and luxurious brigandines of high-ranking nobles

Each replica is supplied with a certificate of authenticity printed on heavy stock

particularly against cavalry

The Knights Templar wore it to suggest piety and protect themselves from the hot sun of the Levant