medieval ankle boots with hobnails

medieval ankle boots with hobnailsThese ankle boots are based on originals that were worn between 1350 and 1440. During this period, footwear was extremely expensive. As a result, shoes were constantly mended and re used within families. Consequently, very few people were ever able, throughout their lifetime, to wear well fitting footwear. Particularly following the second plague epidemic, shoes became costly owing to a shortage of shoemakers. This style of shoe was worn by all

a single strike could breach a helmet or breastplate and incapacitate an opponent

It measures 108 cm in length with a blade of 91

Its total length is 45 cm

It measures 15 x 70 x 1

The motifs are originally depictions found in Irish manuscript

This type of helmet remained in use well into the 17th century

This brooch has a diameter of approx

It is well-suited to cutting tests

5 mm thick

with a blade of 86 cm and a thickness of 25 mm

In the middle it is decorated with a large leaf to emphasise the natural bound spirit of the elf

a LARP weapon