15th century full arm protection

15th century full arm protectionThe armour is based on originals from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Originals may be seen in Italian paintings, for example. This complete armour consists of vambraces, elbow cops and rerebraces. These armour pieces protect the outside of the entire arm. The armour pieces are connected to one another with leather straps and rivets. The elbow cop is equipped with a roundel to protect the inside of the elbow against impacts. The armour may be

a personal letter from Jon Snow (written by George R

The cuirass has been patinated for an extra authentic effect

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The tent can be easily set up by two persons

the parazonium was a symbol of divine power

The spatha is based on originals that were used by Germanic auxiliae serving in the Roman army between the 2nd and 5th century AD

it features a fibre glass core that is protected by a layer of kevlar

It also makes a particularly fine accessory for Halloween and other costumes with a creepy twist

this armour has been crafted to 1 mm thickness and is well-suited to LARP battles

as the colour of the thread contrasts with the colour of the tunic itself

the Spanish Armada

damage and wear