14e eeuwse bascinet, 1.6 mm Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels Bucklers like this were used

Bucklers like this were used from the 15th century onward

During the Middle Ages an eating pick had the function of a fork

The whole sword then undergoes a very elaborate ten-steps coating process

This halberd is made of foam and latex

This medieval helmet is suitable for a maximum head circumference of 66 cm and features an adjustable liner

14e eeuwse bascinet, 1.6 mm Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels Bucklers like this were usedThe first recorded mention of a bascinet dates back to 1281 in the Italian city of Padua, where it is described as being worn by infantry. It is believed that the bascinet developed from a simple iron skull cap, which was worn together with a chainmail coif, either as the only form of head protection or underneath a larger helmet. This bascinet is based on an early type that was used throughout Europe in the mid 14th century. The helmet has no visor,