valsgaerde viking splinted greaves 16 gauge

valsgaerde viking splinted greaves 16 gaugeShin guards of this type were worn by Germanic warriors from the Migration Period and continued in use through to the Viking Age. An original example was found in a ship's grave of a Germanic king near the holy city of Uppsala. This replica is based upon Valsgrde Scheepsgraf 8. These shin guards are well suited to early medieval reenactment. Detailed Lining thickness: 4 mm; Material: Leather, Mild Steel; Steel thickness: 1. 6 mm; Height: 27 cm; Width:

Whilst firearms emerged and became widespread

making it well-suited to LARP

belongs to the Chividale fibula type

and armour featuring decorative curves

this bodice has been designed for a wide variety of costumes

14th century armoured

A distinctive and stylish pair of trousers for festivals

the skirt falls to the ankles and is fitted with cotton laces to tie it securely

though it may also be employed as a pendant for necklaces

A sword believed to be Colada is now exhibited at the Royal Palace of Madrid

polished and engraved

The monk habit is crafted after habits worn by the Cistercian Order from the 12th century onwards