Segmented Greaves - Three Piece Brooch Be the envy of your

Be the envy of your LARP or SCA group with this horn tankard made from cow horn

The significance of the chalice grew during the Middle Ages as it appeared in numerous stories of Arthurian literature and continued to rise in popularity to it’s peak during the 19th century Romanticism

The kettle-hat or chapeau de fer (French) is commonly depicted in medieval art throughout Europe from the late twelfth century until the Sixteenth century

Crunch leather is a full grain leather which shows more of the natural grain of the leather

Segmented Greaves - Three Piece Brooch Be the envy of yourThese greaves are based upon examples appearing in effigies & brasses from the 14th century. Based upon surviving evidence, segmented greaves appear to have been most popular in Germany and central Europe in the mid to late 14th century. Greaves are one of the hardest pieces of armour to buy to complete a plate harness. Due to the variation in the anatomical form of the calf muscle and lower leg, two piece greaves are best when custom made and fitted,