scottish highland targe with celtic cross

scottish highland targe with celtic crossA Scottish shield by Windlass Steelcrafts featuring a Celtic cross, designed for Scottish reenactment and enthusiasts of Scottish history. Scottish targes were the primary means of protection for the Jacobites in battle until the Battle of Culloden. Following the Jacobites' defeat, the use of targes was banned in Scotland. The targe was not an isolated development. The Jacobite Wars should be understood within a broader European context, as part of

Bascinets of this type offered excellent protection and were employed both on the battlefield and in jousting

It is particularly well-suited to LARP battles with a historical theme

Prior to the sword's assembly

5 cm and weighs 985 grams

notebook or sketchbook

as is befitting the shield of a warrior

The morion is well known for having been worn by Spanish explorers to North

Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight

Meyer-Bielmann to distinguish the Swiss four-pointed type from earlier poleaxes

and treated against mildew and mould

The blade features a characteristic beard shape

The Justaucorps or Justacorps is a seventeenth-century coat that was first worn in armies across various European countries