15th century gorget unpolished

15th century gorget unpolishedThe bevor is a replica of a 15th century original, now held within the collection of the Muse de l'Arme in Paris. It is unpolished, as most 15th century armour pieces originally were. The bevor is equipped with several straps, permitting it to be easily attached to other armour pieces, and may also be worn on its own. Bevors of this type were developed in the second half of the 15th century. They protected the vulnerable neck and were usually worn in

a form that was employed chiefly in Germany

in accordance with historical examples

It consists of three metal plates

or in combination with a doublet or gambeson

The main gauche has been constructed in the same style as the 'German rapier with turned hilt'

The sword was likely manufactured abroad and brought to Norway by a prominent individual

Harris Tweed

they feature a lacing around the ankle that offers an excellent fit and support

This refers to the mix amongst the Gaelic and Viking ancestors

The stylish necklace is well-suited to any outfit

and on the other a spiral framed by two crosses

with a sharp carbon steel blade of 71 cm and a hardness of 50–52 HRC