wooden round shield

wooden round shieldThe round shield is based on several 8th to 12th century images. Shields of this type were used in large numbers during the early Middle Ages, and continued to be employed well into the later medieval period. The round shield is reinforced with steel and fitted with a steel edge. The reverse features enarmes and an iron bar. It has a diameter of 56 cm and is 1. 3 cm thick. It weighs approximately 2. 5 kg. The round shield is well suited to use in

It can be drawn maximally 28" (71

The two-hander was well-suited to fighting with two hands for extra strength

The chausses can easily be adjusted to size and are approximately 96 cm in length

Weight approx

Due to its large size

Step back in time and feel like a true Peaky Blinder whilst wearing these trousers

This one poleaxe has several points and is provided with a butt cap

but also fashionable swords to display their wealth

they were depicted being worn by both Norman and Anglo-Saxon warriors on the famous Bayeux Tapestry

Its circumference is approximately 56 cm

They also provided ideal protection for the chainmail hauberk and later helped protect plate armour from corrosion and rust

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