surcoat thibaud natural 106625854

surcoat thibaud natural 106625854During the Middle Ages the tabard was a humble piece of clothing that monks, farmers and foot soldiers wore over their clothing for protection. From the twelfth century onwards knights wore surcoats over their plate armour. White surcoats would have been worn by the Cross Knights to reflect the heat of the sun on their equipment in the desert of the Holy Land. Later, other colours were also worn. From the thirteenth century, the heraldry of the knight

The synthetic sword blade is well-suited to intensive and daily sparring

It is well-suited to role playing and is comfortable to wear

shoes had become extremely expensive

Its light draw weight renders it safe enough for LARP and re-enactment battles

Weight: 900 grams

two sections of which are painted green

This pickelhaube is based on originals that were produced from 1889 onwards

The universal trousers are well-suited to LARP and re-enactment of a large number of historical periods: Middle Ages

The original is nowadays part of the collection of the National Museum of Ireland

which may be left open or closed with a fibula

or paper scrolls and maps

The pair of trippen is crafted from a single piece of wood and goat leather