gothic cuirass with backplate and tassets

gothic cuirass with backplate and tassetsCuirasses of this type emerged during the late Gothic period (14401500). The Gothic style was characterised by sharp, highly decorated forms. The design of this type of cuirass followed Burgundian fashion, ending around the thighsjust like the fashionable doublet of the time. Cuirasses of this style were often worn together with chainmail voiders, an aventail (standard or bishop's mantle), and a chainmail skirt (gousset). The arms and legs were fully

The original was crafted around 1590 and worn on a belt for close combat on the battlefield

with a grip of 17 cm

making it particularly safe to use

Crafted from rosewood with a cowhide seat

this term was employed for supporters of Charles I

The weapon is painted in a lifelike manner

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whilst still being able to craft a weapon entirely to your wishes

only 100% recycled plastic and recycled paper/cardboard extracted from FSC certified forests is utilised

The boar hunt was not without dangers

such weapons continued to be employed by Tudor archers until around 1562

Leather caps have been a popular form of headgear for centuries across different regions and periods