buckleralessio

buckleralessioThe buckler is classified as a Type IB according to Herbert Schmidt. It has a round shape with sloping edges. The first depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th century Tower manuscript, though these weapons were likely already in use during the 13th century. Bucklers of this type remained in use until the 16th century. They are frequently depicted in Fechtbcher, such as those by Hans Talhoffer and Johannes Liechtenauer. This battle

the most important tool in society — carried by everyone and utilised daily

The wakizashi was employed in combat from the fifteenth or sixteenth century onwards

It features laces for an authentic look

The upper bracelet is based on several Celtic originals

These nasal helmets remained universally conical until the early 12th century

Dragons were the mythical counterpart of serpents and were included in the earliest myths of modern humans

The pair of chausses is crafted from 1

The arming gambeson is well-suited to reenactment battles and can be worn under armour or a hauberk

Soldiers and warriors wore leather chest protection from Antiquity to the Renaissance

It features a sturdy walnut haft

and similar colours that were less expensive to produce

the embroidery is based on motifs drawn from Viking art styles