six part pauldrons

six part pauldronsThe spaulders are based on late Gothic originals. They were often combined with a pair of besagues to protect the inside of the armpit. Spaulders are narrow shoulder pieces that are attached to a gambeson, hauberk, or gorget. These armour components differ from pauldrons, as pauldrons are wider and also cover parts of the armpit. They are crafted in the German style and consist of six overlapping plates. These shoulder pieces can be easily attached to

This type was probably worn by a Roman officer

This armour is 1 mm thick and well-suited to LARP battles

The dress turns every woman into a goddess

The chestplate extends to the hips and features a V-shaped edge at the bottom

from a short knife to longer than a sword

The Viking Age style upper bracelet features a dragon head at each end

would have worn a brown overdress

This model was worn during the Eighty Years War of the Netherlands

to protect the head whilst outdoors

hot day at a festival and finding your cloak too warm

The point of balance is situated approximately 8 cm below the cross-guard

This axe is a perfect weapon for reenacting Normans