gambeson greaves arthur brown Al het armpantser The wrist guards are imprinted

The wrist guards are imprinted with a Scandinavian Thor's hammer

This type of helmet was very popular amongst the aristocracy of the Holy Roman Empire

The blades of these large swords were typically crafted in Germany and exported to Scotland

which possibly refers to a personal motto or a biblical text

the belt features a handsome buckle with an antique finish

gambeson greaves arthur brown Al het armpantser The wrist guards are imprintedThe greaves are crafted in the style of the Arthur gambesons. The leg protectors may, of course, also be worn separately. These greaves provide protection to the shins. The greaves are equipped with straps and buckles and can be properly secured.