Duits Gotisch 15e eeuws kuras, 1.2 mm Vikingschilden which enabled the carrier to

which enabled the carrier to move their arms freely and easily

als onderdeel van een harnas of in combinatie met een doublet of wambuis

These types of helmets were mostly seen in the mid-13th century to the early 14th century

polished and engraved

This belt end is based on an original from the 11th century found in Gotland (Sweden)

Duits Gotisch 15e eeuws kuras, 1.2 mm Vikingschilden which enabled the carrier toCuirasses like this were developed in the late Gothic style (14401500), characterized by sharp, highly decorative shapes. The design of this type of cuirass follows Burgundian fashion, ending at the thighs like a fashionable doublet. Cuirasses of this style were often paired with chainmail voiders, a chainmail collar (standard or bishops mantle), and a chainmail skirt (gousset). Arms and legs were fully armored, and the style was complemented with