infantry sallet 15th century

infantry sallet 15th centuryThe sallet is based on a 15th century original crafted in the German style. Sallets of this type emerged between 1450 and 1460 and were worn across Europe, being particularly popular in Germany, even amongst the aristocracy. The visor of this sallet is crafted in the late Gothic style, and the neck guard consists of multiple lamellae for increased mobility. The German sallet may have resulted from a blend of influences from the Italian sallet and

with a subtle V-shaped slit at the front for added flair

The sword is a replica of that worn by Emperor Maximilian I at the Battle of Guinegate (also called the Battle of the Spurs)

The sword is semi-sharp and well-suited to decorative purposes

The length of this LARP Quarterstaff is approx

which was intended to cut the unprotected back of the opponent

permitting others to catch a glimpse of your mysterious paperwork

Sizes available are S/M (length 109 cm) and L/XL (length 116 cm)

these weapons were carried mainly by non-commissioned officers as a special addition to the pike block

Celtic dragons are often depicted as friendly

the Briannan Tunic is suitable for a wide range of events and occasions

A handmade spearhead

or displayed for decoration to bring pagan Viking atmosphere into the home