late medieval gorget

late medieval gorgetThe gorget has been crafted after late medieval Renaissance originals. It protects the neck and back and features rivets for reinforcement. The front and back can be fastened to one another with sturdy leather straps. With the straps on the side, you can attach pauldrons or other armour to the neck plate. This armour is 1 mm thick and is well suited to costumes, LARP battles, theatre and Cosplay.

A fine woodcut of a Viking dragon looking to the left

Material: leg

Size S: length 31 cm - width 28 cm

This type of helmet closely resembles the armet and remained a symbol of European aristocracy until the early 17th century

and over the narrower calves leg wrappings in a contrasting colour may be worn

It is equally suited to all manner of other characters besides elves

The wall display is crafted from black pickled wood

It afforded optimal protection to the head

whilst additional laces could fasten the lower edge of the coif to the gambeson or hauberk

No matter — simply roll it up and fasten it with a leather belt to the loops at the bottom of the backpack

The chain mail coif is crafted from 1

a type of bascinet with a distinctive visor emerged