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tudor gambeson blackThe arming doublet is based on 15th and 16th century originals. Arming doublets were worn beneath plate armour from the 15th century onwards. The arming doublet was a development of the gambeson and the 14th century pourpoint. The inside of the doublet is padded, providing protection to the body against blows to the armour. In the late Gothic style (14501500), arming doublets often featured voiders and a chainmail skirt (gousset). In late 15th century

The dagger has a beautifully shaped cross-guard and a luxurious grip wrapped with suede leather

The guard and pommel are crafted entirely in the early medieval Viking style

Small triangular motifs can be seen on the brass

8 cm in length

The armour is equipped with strong leather straps to fasten it to the belt

which gnaws at the roots of the tree Yggdrasil

The fabric is woven into a herringbone pattern

The halberd has been designed after historical halberds that were employed throughout Central Europe

It holds no less than 0

The throwing axe is fully functional and has been constructed with considerable robustness

and the padding is crafted from wool felt

nasal helmets of this type are always depicted in combination with a chainmail coif