pikemen breastplate Zelf mes maken This surcoat is made in

This surcoat is made in an even color without heraldry

The “beard” — the downward extension of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe

with dark brown straps and a dark brown edge

Benzoe gives a vanilla scent

Long leather boots were often worn under half-armor

pikemen breastplate Zelf mes maken This surcoat is made inThis cuirass clearly shows influences of the late Greenwich style. Around the late 16th century, tassets were often made wider to provide greater protection for the upper thighs. This eliminated the need to pair the cuirass with heavy leg armor, making it more practical, especially for infantry use. Cuirasses like this were primarily worn by pikemen and were often combined with morions or cabassets, pikemens helmets, or sometimes burgonets. Such armor