Matilda middeleeuwse chemise, onderjurk, groen Romeinse & Keltische fibulae The grip is covered with

The grip is covered with brown leather and the sword has two guards and a pommel

and the chronicle Liber ad honorem Augusti sive de rebus Siculis (1196)

the god of steel

The development of greaves progressed alongside the heater shield or knight’s shield

Weight with helmet comb: approx

Matilda middeleeuwse chemise, onderjurk, groen Romeinse & Keltische fibulae The grip is covered withThis loose fitting chemise was worn in the Middle Ages as an underdress during the colder months, or as a light overdress in the summer. It is based on an archaeological textile discovery from Pskov, Russia, attributed to a Viking dress from the 10th century. The chemise is made of cotton and has side panels (gores) that give the garment a generous width. The neck and sleeves have drawstrings with which you can tie the dress to own size adjusts.