15th century acketon black

15th century acketon blackThe acketon is based on 15th century originals that can be seen in various illuminated medieval manuscripts. Well suited to late medieval and Renaissance re enactment, as well as LARP and Cosplay. The acketon covers the body to the hips. It is exceptionally practical, owing to the many laces on the sleeves and at the bottom, which have been designed for attaching plate armour, jackchains and the like. The sleeves are removable and may be fastened with

a single strike could breach a helmet or breastplate and incapacitate an opponent

The original is housed in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in the same city and was likely produced there

It is well-suited to a head with a circumference of up to 61 cm and weighs 3

the mask is green and its circumference is approximately 57–59 cm

Crafted from high quality

The Viking sword is a replica of a 10th century original

during the Norman Conquest of England

Crafted from high-quality velours leather

Underdresses of this type were worn until the late Middle Ages

The holder is also well-suited to LARP battles

The Wall Tent is amongst the most commonly occurring types of tent

This type of sword was used during the era of Viking expansion