chain mail aventail bronzed 8 mm

chain mail aventail bronzed 8 mmAround 1320, the camail emerged an aventail that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck. Camails featured a leather strip along the top edge, in which holes could be made to insert the vervelles (metal pins) of the helmet. A leather or waxed cord was then threaded through the vervelles, securing the camail like a collar beneath the helmet. The chainmail of these collars was often attached to

The quiver is crafted from 3 mm thick leather and features a belt so that it can be worn on the back

The sword has a length of 134 cm

Although they originally operated in the Holy Land

such as the closed helmet

6 mm thick and have an inner diameter of 6 mm

The visor is covered with leather on the inside

Headdresses of this kind were worn during the Renaissance by wealthy ladies in England

2 cm in width

as may also be observed in the Stuttgart Psalter

a diminutive form of the longer chainmail hauberk

The cross-guard consists of two steel discs that are attached to the horn grip with two nails

The length of this decorative crossbow is 77 cm