16e eeuws rotella-schild 59 cm Schoenen en laarzen The sax has a grip

The sax has a grip made of walnut wood and a leather scabbard with brass fittings

De stof is licht regenafstotend en heeft koordjes aan de voorkant om hem vast te maken

The walking stick is made of polypropylene

This type of chainmail shirt was called the haubergeon

This fibula is a replica of a Germanic original from the 1st century AD

16e eeuws rotella-schild 59 cm Schoenen en laarzen The sax has a gripRotella shields were primarily used during the Renaissance (16th17th centuries). They were inspired by the round shields of classical antiquity, frequently depicted in Greek and Roman art. There are various Spanish and Italian manuals, such as those by Di Grassi and Marozzo, explaining how to use the rotella. These shields were used throughout Renaissance Europe. The rotella was often paired with a side sword or a spear. A beautiful replica from