15th century gothic cuirass Traditionele kruisbogen simply roll it up and

simply roll it up and fasten it with a leather belt to the loops at the bottom of the backpack

Central to this tunic is the intricate hand embroidery in the historic Urnes style

The tent measures 4 x 6 metres

The German sallet may have resulted from a blend of influences from the Italian sallet and the German kettle hats with wide brims and visors that were employed in the first half of the 15th century

The original is currently on display at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford

15th century gothic cuirass Traditionele kruisbogen simply roll it up andThe complete cuirass is a replica of 15th century Gothic originals. Cuirasses such as these, like similar armour parts, were worn throughout Europe. The cuirass is fitted with leather straps by which it may be fastened securely. It is well suited to combining with other armour parts.