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or emphasise the neckline by exposing a shoulder

A central element of this tunic is the intricate hand embroidery in the historic Urnes style

Breastplates in this style were produced from the early 15th century and worn by infantry until the 16th century

Two straps allow for easy adjustment to fit perfectly

A buckler is a small shield used in sword-and-shield combinations for close combat during the Middle Ages and Renaissance

single handed sword oakeshott xiv Leren been & armpantser or emphasise the neckline byThe single handed sword has a length of approx. 90 cm and a blade of 72 cm and a max. width of 5 cm. The simply decorated pommel and the cross guard were typical for their era. The cross guard is slightly bent for parrying enemy blows. The wooden grip is covered with leather to ensure a good grip. Type XIV is the last sword in Oakeshott's typification that was designed for piercing chainmail. It has a short, wide and pointed blade. The profile is