late medieval arming doublet the knight 155634825

late medieval arming doublet the knight 155634825The close fitting doublet is crafted from sturdy canvas cotton. Arming doublets were worn beneath plate armour from the 15th century onwards. The laces on the doublet permit armour components to be attached directly to it. The arming doublet evolved from the gambeson and the 14th century pourpoint. The interior is padded, providing protection against blows to armour pieces. In the late Gothic style (14501500), arming doublets often included voiders

A spacious medieval tent with side walls

Dispatch weight (grams): 2000 *

roundels on the hand were very rare

Blades of this type were slender and were possibly initially developed for woodworking

This also makes it well-suited to use in medieval restaurants

This particular type was designed for powerful cutting but was less specialised for thrusting compared to other longswords of the period

these tarps can also be spanned between trees

when a battle started

The drinking horn is based on a 9th-century fitting found in grave BJ 532 in the Viking city of Birka

and may be employed very intensively for HEMA training

it concealed the braces — considered underwear at the time — and secondly it was employed to hide the waistband of the trousers on more informal occasions

The candle holder can easily be hung on the wall