medieval tournament knight pendant 14th century bronze Munten - buidels - weegschalen visor and bevor open –

visor and bevor open – provides an optimal field of vision and airflow

This helmet is made after a helmet in Prague Castle

Two-handed swords were great for giving quick fatal cuts to the enemy

Archaeological finds from the port of Haithabu show that these types of bandages were generally woven in a herringbone or twill weave and placed on size manufactured

The design of these tassets makes it very flexible and it curves nicely around the wearer's hips

medieval tournament knight pendant 14th century bronze Munten - buidels - weegschalen visor and bevor open –This pendant shows in fine detail a tournament knight on horseback with raised lance, coat of arms and helmet decoration; the horse carries one chainmail shirt. The design is modeled on a medieval sign from the 14th century, about a third larger than this pendant, which is in the Museum of London. In the Middle Ages, knightly tournaments were a regular part of state occasions and holidays, and marked, among other things, the conclusion of treaties,