handmade rodella steel round shield sca reenactmen

handmade rodella steel round shield sca reenactmenRotella shields were principally employed during the Renaissance (16th17th century). They were inspired by the round shields of classical antiquity, which frequently appear in Greek and Roman art. Several Spanish and Italian manuals, such as those by Di Grassi and Marozzo, describe how to utilise the rotella. These shields were used throughout Renaissance Europe and were often paired with a side sword or a spear. The reverse of the shield features

Replica in polyresin of a Death Eater's Wand from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The sallet may be worn in five different ways

This axe is based on originals from the second half of the 15th century

There are therefore no archaeological sources to confirm that the troll cross was worn as jewellery in the (early) Middle Ages

and the chain is 30 cm long

Additional leather strips are applied to the inside of the cuffs to prevent chafing

7 cm in length

The chaperon ended at the back of the head in a long point (liripipe) as a kind of pointed hood

It is provided with a marble base

whilst the gorget itself can be worn independently

The length of the sword is 92

The historical original bears inscriptions in the form of a crowned orb on both sides