Buckler Shield With Banding 14 Gauge Steel - 2nd Quality H&E furniture wool was the most common

wool was the most common fabric for medieval dresses

13th and 14th century show the skull constructed from several steel plates riveted together and the brim attached along the lower edge

Be the envy of your Renaissance Pirate

eyes and limbs interlaced in combat scenes

Buckler Shield With Banding 14 Gauge Steel - 2nd Quality H&E furniture wool was the most commonDue to the year's extreme weather, these bucklers have needed some mild corrosion cleaned off them. as a result, there is subtle discoloration or pitting in some spots. These are still fully functional equipment for re enactment or LARP adventures. A steel buckler shield made from 14 gauge thick steel with a rolled edge and riveted banding for extra durability. The back of the buckler has a handle which is securely riveted to the shield and covered