cavalry hauberk mild steel

cavalry hauberk mild steelThe hauberk of this type was widely employed in the Middle Ages. The split permits easier movement whilst riding a horse, and allows a greater degree of freedom overall. The hauberk has long sleeves and is crafted from mild steel. Chainmail shirts such as these were worn from the 11th century onwards. This type of long chainmail shirt, also called a hauberk, features a split. The split provides additional comfort whilst riding a horse. Depictions from

A garment well-suited to creating beautiful LARP

The scabbard has metal rings to hang it on a belt

The loss of an aquila was a great disgrace

often with projecting spurs on either side of the eye (yoke-like projections)

Terra sigillata plates

Waist Outer leg lengthThigh S84 cm101 cm58 cmM94 cm102 cm60 cmL100 cm111 cm63 cmXL106 cm114 cm70 cmXXL108 cm114 cm73 cmXXXL110 cm114 cm74 cm

Available in sizes S/M (length 109 cm) and L/XL (length 116 cm)

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The rapier features a swept hilt and is furnished with several finger rings

and are fastened at the waist by means of an elastic band and a drawcord

the mace head measures 7

The neckline is trimmed with an elegant decorative edge that can also be seen on the belt around the waist