Templar Mini Figure

In ancient times, tunics were worn mainly on the skin as underwear. But by the early Middle Ages, its use had changed and the tunics became a common piece of outerwear. The preserved fragments are few, but many contemporary illustrations, such as the Bayeaux Tapestry or illuminated miniatures/manuscripts, provided evidence of what medieval garments looked like and how they were generally worn.

This Gugel is made of sturdy canvas and has a very comfortable trim. The head part is wide and has front closure by mooring. It is modeled after high medieval examples.

The most distinctive feature shared by all types of gugels is that they have been tailor-made to cover the head and shoulders. The Vikings were the first proven known to wear this specific type of hood. In the High Middle Ages, it became an integral part of the daily clothing of the commoners and was worn by peasants, craftsmen, travelers and the like. The 14th century brought some changes in the design of the gugel, which became fairer and often adorned with ornate ornaments. But by the early 16th century, it had fallen out of fashion and was rarely used.

Sword from the movie Lord of the rings. Includes black sheath with decorative metallic finishes.

This quality Melee Weapon is a ceremonial saber used in the Naval Schools in France. Model as delivered to the French Navy.

• Blade: Stainless steel. Hand-forged blade according to traditions, hardened and polished by hand. Approx. length: 700 mm.
• Guard: Hand-polished brass, lacquered for rust protection, perforated and carved on both sides; Adorned with foliage of water leaves around an anchor.
• Cape: ABS plastic, black, with welded ring.
• Sheath: Steel tube covered with black leather with lacquered rings for protection against oxidation, two rings.
• Accessory Included: Thick fabric cover, special saber.
• Delivered with quality certificate.