great helmet sir william de staunton

great helmet sir william de stauntonThe helmet is a replica of the early 14th century example worn by William de Stauton. In the early 14th century, both classic great helms and conical great helms were employed in parallel. This type remained in use until the second half of the 14th century. The conical shape at the top of the helmet permits blows to the head to be deflected. The helmet is handcrafted from blackened carbon steel. It is battle ready and weighs 3. 6 kg. It fits heads

This high-quality LARP weapon is well-suited to LARP battles

These ageless shoes were worn from the Stone Age through Classical Antiquity into the Early Middle Ages and possibly even later

such as our Wickie model in Used Look

Whilst Milanese armour components were often worn as a complete suit of armour

The holder is a handy accessory well-suited to carrying two LARP weapons

Thickness: 1

if applicable

Amongst the Slavic peoples

The coat fastens with cotton laces and is fitted with a large hood

during which time the Vikings also began adding depictions of plants to the traditional imagery they had long employed

who traded with the steppe peoples

An upward collar is featured at the neck