chainmail hauberk black butted round rings

chainmail hauberk black butted round ringsHauberks of this kind were worn by both 9th century Vikings and 13th century crusaders. The hauberk is constructed from unriveted round rings. The rings are crafted from mild steel and are woven together in a 4: 1 construction, meaning that 1 ring is attached to 4 other rings. Chainmail shirts of this type were worn from the 11th century onwards. This long chainmail shirt also known as a hauberk features a split. The split permits extra comfort whilst

The elegant Medieval summer dress is well-suited to wearing at festivals

Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings

these strips were sewn into the skirt so that it fell wide rather than straight down

whilst an optimal freedom of movement is maintained

A distinguished sword for display on the wall and for rapier collectors

a type of leather known for its strength and longevity

The dress is particularly well-suited to fantasy and medieval festivals

thanks to the many laces on the sleeves and at the bottom

The steel scabbard displays brass fittings with imperial depictions and iconography

It is decorated with rivets and features a raised edge on the shoulders

Wear it on any occasion and give your outfit a distinctive accent

This early medieval sword comes with a snug-fitting