cuirass markward black

cuirass markward blackThe chestplate is based on several originals. Cuirasses of this type were worn into the 17th century and are still worn today for traditional functions. The cuirass features attachment points for pauldrons and may be expanded with a gorget. It is well suited to assembling your own suit of armour, and is particularly well suited to LARP battles.

For protection of the forearms

the so-called Republic of Pirates existed from 1706 to 1718

Manuscripts show that tunics from this period featured contrasting colours and coloured strips of fabric as decoration

It is advisable to always hang the tent to dry after it has been used in wet weather

The skirt is crafted from a cotton-linen mix and features an elasticated waistband to ensure a well-fitted size

This type of axe was likely developed for warfare and was used from approximately 800 to 950 AD

it can be safely used for reenactment battles

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The dress is particularly well-suited to medieval and Renaissance re-enactment

The trousers are based on different images from the Viking age

Armour of this type was manufactured in Italy

Epic Armoury swords meet high safety standards