medieval womens shoes 14th century

medieval womens shoes 14th centuryThe women's shoes are based on medieval models from the 14th century, found in London. The shoes may be fastened with leather laces. They are well suited to medieval reenactment and historical costumes. Crafted from high quality, naturally tanned leather, the soles are likewise constructed from leather.

width of 16 cm and weighs 1

This weight also allowed it to be wielded with one hand whilst a dagger was held in the other

The crest on this helmet is influenced by the all'antica style that emerged in Italy during the first half of the 16th century

The LARP hand-and-a-half sword is based on originals that were employed around the 15th century

When fully extended its length is 80 cm

These round discs were given in the Roman army as a reward to soldiers who had distinguished themselves in battle

The lorica squamata was a Roman body armour worn by signifiers (standard bearers)

specifically to permit fastening of the gorget with laces through the holes in your gambeson or acketon

This medieval sword comes with a scabbard featuring a beautiful leather covering

A beautiful replica from Windlass Steelcrafts

and possibly as early as the beginning of the 7th century

Each weapon is dispatched including a certificate