15th century gambeson aulber black canvas

15th century gambeson aulber black canvasThe arming doublet is based on 15th century originals. Arming doublets were worn beneath plate armour from the 15th century onwards. The laces on the doublet permit armour pieces to be attached directly to it. The arming doublet was a development of the gambeson and the 14th century pourpoint. The interior is padded, providing protection to the body from blows to the armour. In the late Gothic style (14501500), voiders and a chainmail skirt (gousset)

The mace is constructed from foam and latex and has a fibre glass core

This luxurious gladius is an asset for collectors of classic weapons and for Roman re-enactors

the horn may be hung from the belt during festivals

Cosplay and Roman characters such as emperors and gladiators

The surface is decorated with steel rivets and features an elegant edge

rust may be easily removed with black sandpaper

The brim offered additional protection against downward strikes and projectiles

crafted from a more luxurious fabric

The sword has a cruel and frightening appearance

This tunic may be worn as an undertunic beneath a coloured tunic for a beautiful colour effect and added warmth

the lance was first employed during coronations

Crafted to battle-ready specification