italo norman helmet

italo norman helmetThe helmet is a replica of one depicted in the Church of Saint John and Paul in Spoleto from around 1170. Such helmets were introduced to Italy by the Normans. The maximum inner circumference is 68 cm, excluding the helmet insert. The helmet is equipped with an inlay and chin strap. Should you wish to wear extra padding, measure your head circumference whilst wearing it. The padded liner already attached to the inside of the helmet is usually

which permits an optimal freedom of movement

something that your victim does not wish to encounter

The inside has been cut low to permit the wearer to bend their arm with ease

Legionary dagger

The cloak is well-suited to reenactment

filled with the tips and tools Dungeon Masters and players need for their encounters with these dangerous magical creatures

The Celts practised an extremely high level of ironwork

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

as they offered excellent visibility and hearing

with white and golden winged heraldry set against a blue background with golden edges

the original was discovered during construction work near the village of the same name in Suffolk

but has instead been based on different parts of original late fourteenth century – early fifteenth century swords employed in the Battle of Shrewsbury