french bascinet Zwaarden Oudheid particularly from the twelfth century

particularly from the twelfth century onwards

The belt is constructed from two layers of sturdy canvas with a layer of genuine filling in between — a detail that makes all the difference for those seeking an authentic belt

Please remove the excess oil before first use

The sword is supplied with a wooden scabbard covered in leather

french bascinet Zwaarden Oudheid particularly from the twelfth centuryThe great bascinet was developed from the early 15th century. Its main advantage over the traditional bascinet is that it is equipped with a neck guard, providing extra protection for the neck, although an aventail (camail) was not always necessary. Bascinets of this type offered extensive protection and were employed both on the battlefield and in jousting. The bascinet consists of three parts: the helmet, the visor, and the chin guard. Both the