medieval turn shoes schleswig 1100 1400

medieval turn shoes schleswig 1100 1400These ankle high shoes are based on archaeological finds from Schleswig and Konstanz in Germany, amongst other places, and are well suited to the period between approximately 1100 and 1400 AD. They belong to the 'turning shoe' type, a common shoe model in the Middle Ages. The name 'turning shoe' refers to the manner in which they were made: the shoe was initially sewn together inside out. Only after the upper leather had been attached to the sole was

the engravings were inlaid with silver

The barbuta is based on historical originals worn by Italian mercenaries during the Renaissance and the light infantry

Now for an extra low price in set of 50

the fashion trend drew criticism from certain moralists

but also considerably cheaper

the bodice may be brought into the desired shape

This LARP spear is crafted from latex and foam and features a fibre glass core

these trousers feature a codpiece

The forged blade of EN45 spring steel is oil-hardened and tempered to approximately 48–50 HRC

Size: S-XXXL

Bascinets of this type offered extensive protection and were employed both on the battlefield and in jousting

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