medieval buckler Riemen - gespen en riembeslag The shirt is also particularly

The shirt is also particularly well-suited to use as an undershirt for Landsknecht or Tudor outfits

The visor of this sallet is fashioned in the late Gothic style

Yggdrasil is evergreen and connects the earth

The kiltpin is worn on the outer fold of the kilt

This is a replica of the well-known holy spear

medieval buckler Riemen - gespen en riembeslag The shirt is also particularlyThis buckler is classified as a type IB according to Herbert Schmidts typology. It has a round shape with sloping edges. The earliest depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th century Tower manuscript, though such shields were likely already in use well into the 13th century. Bucklers like this one remained in use until the 16th century. Bucklers were ideal for hand to hand combat and were often used by armored knights and archers.