Enkellaarzen, 15e eeuw, bruin Ketels - pannen en kookstellen Ze zijn 3 mm dik

Ze zijn 3 mm dik

the shoenails protect the soles from wear

On the mainland of Europe

Deze tanto heeft een lange tangconstructie (nakago) die gefixeerd is in de grip door twee bamboepinnen (mekugi)

This beautiful main gauche is made in the same style as the 'Gustav II rapier'

Enkellaarzen, 15e eeuw, bruin Ketels - pannen en kookstellen Ze zijn 3 mm dikMedieval shoes like this were worn between the 2nd half of the 14th and 15th century all over Europe. Ankle boots provide extra support to the foot and ankle, so they were a very poopular type of shoe. Around the 15th century footwear was extremely expensive, the average person could barely ever afford to buy new shoes. As a result, shoes were mended and handed over in the family. These shoes are made of 2 mm thick cowhide. The soles are 5 6 mm thick