Oakeshott XVIII, Royal Armouries, semi-scherp Leren brigandines en schaalpantsers A typical armet consisted of

A typical armet consisted of four components: the skull

but they were worn throughout 15th-century Europe

Our replica is made to match the historical model in both size and design

Dit sabel werd in de 17de eeuw bij uitstek door mannen van de Poolse aristocratie gedragen

De vormgeving van dit type kuras volgt de Bourgondische kledingmode

Oakeshott XVIII, Royal Armouries, semi-scherp Leren brigandines en schaalpantsers A typical armet consisted ofThis arming sword from the Royal Armouries Collection dates back to the late 15th century and is believed to be of English origin. Swords of this type were medium to high status sidearms during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, suitable for use both in and out of armor. Often carried by knights as a secondary weapon, it was effective in combat on foot and while mounted. This sword bears a strong resemblance to the Westminster Abbey sword, which