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Tunic of the Order of The Hospitable Knights - 1
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Tunic of the Order of The Hospitable Knights

€80.33
Availability: 10 In Stock

The Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem has its origins until 1070, when a group of Italian marketers built a hospital in Jerusalem to care for pilgrims.
When the Templars' growing popularity, the Monks warrior Hospitalries decide to change to get the donations they received military orders, although they never left their welfare and charitable duties.
In 1306 they invaded the island of Rhodes and established their sedee there. They later moved to the island of Malta, where they continued to maintain the independence of their state and became known as "The Knights of Malta".

Templar Cross unisex cover - 1
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Templar Cross unisex cover

€80.33
Availability: 10 In Stock

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Jerusalem palace believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templars. Orders of battle for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Templar Knight Hooded Cloak,

• white cotton fabric

• Embellished with a red velvet cross stitched on the left forearm area.

• A buttoned leather strap secures the hood to the front.

This Mantle is complemented by the Tunic of the Knights Templar (Sold separately)

Templario Tunic - 1
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Templario Tunic

€139.23
Availability: 2 In Stock

In medieval times, many Crusaders wore these tabards on the armor, often combined

with an appropriate robe. They wanted the typical cross to be seen that symbolized the

teutonic orders to fight for the liberation of Jerusalem.

Our tabards have a loose cut and are made following historical examples.

The cross is arranged on the left side above the heart. The tabard is cut into the

front and back.

Lining: 100% cotton, (100% Baumwolle)

Care instructions: manual washing only

Templar Cross unisex cover - 1
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Templar Cross unisex cover

€85.68
Availability: 10 In Stock

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Jerusalem palace believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templars. Orders of battle for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Templar Knight Hooded Cloak,

• white cotton fabric

• Embellished with a red velvet cross stitched on the left forearm area.

• A buttoned leather strap secures the hood to the front.

This Mantle is complemented by the Tunic of the Knights Templar (Sold separately)

Templar Cross unisex cover - 1
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Templar Cross unisex cover

€90.00
Availability: 5 In Stock

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Jerusalem palace believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templars. Orders of battle for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Templar Knight Hooded Cloak,

• white cotton fabric

• Embellished with a red velvet cross stitched on the left forearm area.

• A buttoned leather strap secures the hood to the front.

This Mantle is complemented by the Tunic of the Knights Templar (Sold separately)

Tunica Cross Templar unisex - 1
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Tunica Cross Templar unisex

€80.33
Availability: 19 In Stock

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Palace of Jerusalem believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templar. Battle orders for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Cover of the Order of the Hospitaller Knights - 1
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Cover of the Order of the Hospitaller Knights

€85.68
Availability: 9 In Stock

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Jerusalem palace believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templars. Orders of battle for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Templar Knight Hooded Cloak,

• white cotton fabric

• Embellished with a red velvet cross stitched on the left forearm area.

• A buttoned leather strap secures the hood to the front.

This Mantle is complemented by the Tunic of the Knights Templar (Sold separately)

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, black - 1
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Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, black

€42.84
Availability: 39 In Stock

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors

The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.

This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.

We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.

Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.

Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, blue - 1
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Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, blue

€42.84
Availability: 10 In Stock

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors

The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.

This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.

We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.

Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.

Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, red - 1
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Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, red

€42.84
Availability: 10 In Stock

Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors

The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.

This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.

We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.

Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.

Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer

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