hip armor mina 148796777 Viking zwaard Centuries later

Centuries later

Both parts are attached to one another at the shoulders and around the waist

which emerged in Italy in the first half of the 16th century

there exist both plain versions without decoration and richly decorated versions made for officers

These axes were flung en masse to the Roman army so that their shields broke

hip armor mina 148796777 Viking zwaard Centuries laterMina armor parts are specially designed for women. This two piece armor is worn around the hip and can be closed at the front and back with a belt. The size can therefore be adjusted individually. It has a slim design and looks graceful and elegant due to the many curves. You can also wear this hip armor as a separate accessory.