Gift card box, 13.5 x 4.5 x 2.4 cms

This reconstruction of Gothic armor is made of 1.2 cm thick steel plate. This armor is primarily designed as a decorative piece, but it can also be worn as all the pieces are hinged.

The complete reinforcement is composed of the following elements:
- Helmet (Bascinet Houndskull) with hinged visor that opens laterally, leather suspension lining and adjustable leather chin strap
- Armrest: espaliers with pass-guards (sword breakers), rerebraces, vambraces, couters
- Grips with internal gloves made of suede and adjustable leather strap
- cuirass (chest and back plate) with faulds and tasets
- Leg protection: cuisses, grevas, poleyns
- Sabatitons

Delivery includes a sturdy armature / display stand made of metal with generously dimensioned fixtures and rectangular wooden base (disassembled).

Around the fifteenth century

This mercenary dagger from the Battle of Bramham Moor was named after the final battle of Percy's Rebellion of 1402-1408, which pitted Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland against the usurper King of England, Henry IV. The Battle of Bramham Moor was fought in the snow on a cold 19th February: Northumberland was defeated and the Earl himself died fighting in a furious rearguard as his army was defeated. The power of the Percy family, although a branch of descendants came to prominence during the Wars of the Roses.

This long dagger has an unpolished stained wooden handle and low-gloss matte brass fittings.

Includes matching brown leather sheath decorated with throat and matte, non-gloss brass end cap. Around the neck, it has a belt hook decorated with a finely detailed roaring lion head, fit for a nobleman.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Total length: 44 cm approx.
• Blade length: 31 cm approx.
• Blade width: 2.5 cm to ricasso
• Blade thickness: 0.31 cm approx.
• Weight: 396 g approx.
• Material: High carbon steel. 1065

The design of the high-top boots we offer here is based on archaeological finds from York (the ancient Jorvik ) and Haithabu ( Hedeby ).  Historically, these leather boots can be attributed to the 9th and 10th centuries and can definitely be called Viking boots.

Éomer was captain of the king's cavalry, Marshal's marshal, and one of Rohan's mightiest warriors. He fought bravely alongside King Theoden against the forces of Mordor at the battle of Helm's Deep and in the Pelennor Fields, skillfully wielding his sword, Gúthwinë, and throwing his great spear. In the final fight against the dark lord Sauron, Éomer fought alongside Aragorn with the armies of Rohan and Gondor at the Gates of Mordor. Her steel rudder featured a bronze horse-head nose guard that extended across the entire crest and engraved horse and sun motifs. He was recognized by his relatives on the battlefield by the long horse-tail that grew from his great rudder.

This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop built by Weta Workshop and used in the "Lord of the Rings" films presented by New Line Cinema. The helm is made of reinforced polyresin and genuine leather, with precision-molded details and coloring. It is presented with a polystone and wood display, carved in the shape of Rohirrim neck and shoulder armor. It includes a certificate of authenticity and each piece is individually numbered in series on a metal shield. Only 1,500 of this collectible limited edition will be made worldwide.

Details: Material: polyresin, lined with leather and padded
Limited Edition:
Only 1,500 parts available worldwide.