leather iron age sandals brown

leather iron age sandals brownThese ageless shoes were worn from the Stone Age through Classical Antiquity into the Early Middle Ages and possibly even later. A number of originals of this type have been excavated, amongst which an early medieval original from Ireland. Crafted from nubuck leather, the sandals feature a rubber sole as extra protection against slipping. The sandals are available in sizes 36 to 48.

17th-century merchants

This flexible bow has a velour grip

cooking on an open fire in the garden and during events

but may equally be combined with dresses or worn over a cloak

and is fastened with cords at the sides

the shoulder strap is fully adjustable by means of a brass buckle to achieve the desired length

The pipe looks highly realistic

simple style with a basic design

On the back and the sides

Shields were also employed to break through the enemy's line

The Irish walking stick (in Gaelic: ''shillelaghs'') was employed in Ireland and Scotland for centuries

one can deliver heavy impacts