17th century gorget kaspar bronzed

17th century gorget kaspar bronzedThe gorget is crafted after 17th century originals. Gorgets of this type were worn by officers during the Tudor era, by landsknechten and amongst the forces engaged in the Eighty Years' War. The edges of the gorget are decorated with rope shaped ends. Straps are featured on the sides, to which arm armour or pauldrons may be attached. The gorget is bronzed and has a polished edge. It matches the other Kaspar armour parts by Mytholon.

indicating a shared Indo-European tradition or the wider influence of this snake symbolism

The trousers are available in a children's size (6–10 years) and for adults (S up to XXXL)

a personal letter from Jon Snow (written by George R

To wear the torque

with a brown leather grip

whilst the handles are fashioned from beautiful wood with brass decoration

The blade only is included

The classic chaperon model is a fine addition to your reenactment

8 mm thick rings with a diameter of 8 mm

With sandstopper pommel

Armour parts can be readily attached to the shoulders and arms of the haubergeon with leather laces

The luxurious grip is crafted from dark wood with a brass band in the middle