medieval cuirass with rivets

medieval cuirass with rivetsThe cuirass is based on medieval originals and has been designed to protect the torso and the abdomen. The chestplate extends to the hips and features a V shaped edge at the bottom. This is a sensitive area where cuirass and leg armour meet; the edge deflects blows aimed between the two armour parts. The chestplate may be fastened with high quality leather straps, and is fitted with rivets for additional strength. The armour is 1 mm thick and is well

The Viking dress is based on archaeological finds from Skjoldehamm

as a result of which it is suitable for both left-handed and right-handed users

Crafted from brass

Armour parts may be easily attached to the shoulders and arms of the haubergeon by means of leather laces

with walls of 1

The visor of this sallet is crafted in the art of the late Gothic period

They are also more than adequate to connect several medieval tents together in order to remain on dry ground whilst walking from one tent to the other

Similar bow fibulae were worn mostly by the West-Germanic peoples

which prevents stab wounds

and has sides of 1

The rondel was often employed as a secondary weapon

as well as by the Anglo-Saxons and others