ulfberth bishops mantle flat rings wedge rivets

ulfberth bishops mantle flat rings wedge rivetsAventails of this type were worn throughout Europe during the 15th and 16th centuries. In the 16th century they were immensely popular amongst the German Landsknecht and the Scottish and Irish Galloglass. This type of aventail is also known as the Bishop's Mantle. It features leather straps with replica buckles. The lower side of the collar is constructed from brass chainmail. The aventail is crafted from riveted flat rings with wedge rivets in a 1: 4

and were utilised by both infantry and cavalry

Chainmail shoulder doublings were worn by the Romans as additional protection above the lorica hamata

Sizes and finish may vary slightly per piece

without the intervention of a recycling process

whilst the blades were mostly imported from Germany

possibly referencing the Milan Cathedral

the parazonium served as a backup weapon

A LARP pint crafted from foam and latex

The decorated scabbard is included

The lantern is adorned with Gothic trefoils and features a horn door

These plastic swords can be assembled by the user

or trousers