Milanese couters, elleboog pantser, 2 mm Lijfje en korsetten and suitable for light sword

and suitable for light sword fighting and re-enactment

This model bayonet was produced in England from 1853-1870

sewn -in suede leather gloves

The dagger is delivered including a leather scabbard and belt holder

Spiral motifs were frequently used in the Celtic Hallstatt and La Tène art styles and remained popular well into the early Middle Ages

Milanese couters, elleboog pantser, 2 mm Lijfje en korsetten and suitable for light swordThese couters are modeled after several late 15th to early 16th century originals. They are crafted in the Milanese style. In the early 15th century, full suits of armor began to appear in northern Italy. These are known as Milanese armors. This style was worn throughout Europe and was therefore not regionally confined. The Milanese armor style is characterized by large, rounded, and undecorated plates. Typical helmets worn with such armor included