rapier baldric 16th 17th century 155145763

rapier baldric 16th 17th century 155145763The baldric is a replica of originals depicted on late 16th17th century Dutch paintings. Baldrics were worn both around the shoulders and around the waist. This baldric has been designed for wearing around the waist. Crafted from high quality leather, it may be easily adjusted to the size of the rapier or sword scabbard.

The drinking barrel includes a functional wooden tap and storage trestle

Medieval shoes of this type were worn throughout Europe between the second half of the 14th and 15th centuries

and townspeople for chopping wood and everyday chores

No two examples are exactly alike

Pieces of this type were amongst those excavated in Poland

Spectacled helmets such as these were worn throughout the Viking world between the 8th and 11th centuries

It is supplied with a cotton arming cap and is well-suited to head circumferences of up to 60 cm

The top and bottom of the drinking horn are adorned with brass decorations

as did the Indo-Scythians

The beautiful Pauldron is crafted from high quality leather and is well-suited to Larp and Cosplay

whilst retaining maximum flexibility of the hands and fingers

These dresses were designed to absorb sweat and oil