15th century sallet black

15th century sallet blackThe sallet is based on a 15th century original crafted in the German style. Sallets of this type appeared between 1450 and 1460 and were worn throughout Europe by both infantry and aristocracy. The visor is crafted in the late Gothic style, and the neck guard consists of several lames to permit greater freedom of movement. The German sallet may have developed from a combination of influences from the Italian sallet and the German kettle hats with wide

which serves to protect the latex coating of the sword whilst the scabbard is in frequent use

This replica is entirely in the tradition of this particularly dynamic type of sword

The box has been crafted in the shape of a Celtic sea horse

These are stable and strong medieval shoes in historical design but with modern comfort

leaf-shaped blade is approximately 50 cm (19

with a suede leather grip and brass edges

god of the seas of Jotunheim

The armet is an Italian helmet type that developed in the early 15th century

The gorget may be combined well with other harness parts

a woman standing between a Viking ship with warriors and another group of warriors

permitting you to fit the helmet to the size of your head

The trousers are crafted from a wool mix