chaperon curt brown

chaperon curt brownThe chaperon is based on an original depicted in a medieval Book of Hours (daily prayer book) from approx. 1350 in the collection of the British Library. Chaperons of this type were worn throughout Europe. They protect the head and face from cold and rain. The manuscript illuminations show that this chaperon was even employed for beekeeping! The chaperon ends in a long point over the back.

Swords of this type were employed across Europe during the 4th–5th century AD

and a standing height of 6 ¾" to 7 3/8" (the maximum perpendicular distance between the string and the drawn bow is 17

The LARP dagger is hand-painted to ensure they look lifelike

Typical of the seax is that it has a single-edged blade and that it is worn horizontally

which adds to the intimidating presence of the legionary in full armour

The luxurious belt is a replica based on fragments of an original found in the Viking town of Birka

Aquilifers were likely chosen from amongst legionaries who distinguished themselves through acts of bravery

A foam LARP weapon

4 cm and it weighs 9

a shorter variant of this type of kite shield

the dress is available in sizes S through to XXXL

and even three smaller ships were also excavated