gothic breastplate Viking broche and his breathing was not

and his breathing was not hampered

The shaft of the pilum is fitted with a shaft cap

This beautiful design is a perfect cloak for rich and noble characters like knights

It is based on finds from the 1st century AD

These fibulae were worn by both men and women

gothic breastplate Viking broche and his breathing was notBreastplates like this one emerged during the late Gothic period (14401500). The Gothic style was characterized by sharp, highly decorated shapes. The design of this type of breastplate followed Burgundian fashion, ending around the thighssimilar to the fashionable doublet of the time. Breastplates of this style were often worn together with chainmail voiders, an aventail (standard or bishops mantle), and a chainmail skirt (gousset). The arms and legs