14th century upper leg armor 16 mm

14th century upper leg armor 16 mmThis portable, fully mobile reconstruction of a late medieval leg pussies, as worn in the 15th century, is made of 1. 6 mm thick steel and is purified on the inside for better corrosion resistance. It is designed to protect the legs, from the thighs to the top of the shins. The leg protection consists of knee pieces (also known as genouillres), thighing plates and short sins that are connected to each other by two sliding plates, which ensure good

It measures 3

the Codex Aureus Epternacensis (early 11th century)

Handy pockets are featured on the sides of the trousers

each gauntlet is constructed from three overlapping steel parts fastened to one another with leather straps

Whether you're embarking on a grand adventure or strolling through the bustling streets of a medieval festival

visor up – bevor closed

while the other side reads DUNA + DUNA XX

making it a fine addition to any collection

this lovely hat is constructed using the traditional needle-binding technique employed by the Vikings and other peoples in the early Middle Ages

Tip: to make this axe suitable for living history and re-enactment

It is well-suited to the late Middle Ages and Renaissance

These helmets were typically worn in combination with a chainmail hauberk and chainmail coif