elbow cops 14th 15th century

elbow cops 14th 15th centuryThese elbow cups would have been worn by the common soldier throughout the 14th and 15th centuries. They provide protection to the vulnerable elbow joint whilst not weighing or costing as much as a full arm harness. The common soldier of this period could not afford a full suit of plate armour, but would still wish to be as protected as their budget permitted. Some armies did have "munitions grade" plate armour which was lent or leased to soldiers and

The coat's wider cut and gussets on the sides provide an elegant silhouette whilst ensuring unrestricted movement and flexibility

and is well-suited to LARP battles

The great helm features a leather rim

This type of axe blade is classified as a Petersen Type A

The tent is delivered in two parcels

or to lift up the front part of the hangeroc to one's taste

It comes supplied with a leather chin strap and a textile liner

The cuirass looks very realistic and the surface genuinely appears to be crafted from steel

Medici and other Renaissance aristocratic families

one belt end

It is available in 120 cm and 140 cm

The blackened rings are hand woven in a four-in-one pattern