15th century german elbow cops Great helms - mandhelmen en secrets Uncertain financial situations

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The back of the coat features an open split so that it may also be worn on horseback

Seaxes of this kind were utilised both as weapons and as cutting tools in everyday life

allowing the gloves to be worn more tightly or loosely as required

well-suited to use in the wet climate of the Scottish Highlands

15th century german elbow cops Great helms - mandhelmen en secrets Uncertain financial situationsThe elbow cops are crafted in the late Gothic style and are particularly well suited to (late) medieval reenactment. They feature holes for attaching them to your gambeson or chainmail hauberk with laces, ensuring they remain securely in place throughout the day. The late Gothic style (14401500) was characterised by sharp, highly decorative forms. These armours followed Burgundian fashion, with a breastplate that extended high over the thighs, similar