15th century german elbow cops Great helms - mandhelmen en secrets as it may otherwise prove

as it may otherwise prove uncomfortable to wear for extended periods

Dragons were the mythical counterpart to snakes and were incorporated into the earliest myths of modern humans

with a burgonet

well-suited to use in the wet climate of the Scottish Highlands

An additional advantage was that these spangenhelms could be repaired during campaigns

15th century german elbow cops Great helms - mandhelmen en secrets as it may otherwise proveThe elbow cops are crafted in the late Gothic style and are particularly well suited to (late) medieval reenactment. They feature holes for attaching them to your gambeson or chainmail hauberk with laces, ensuring they remain securely in place throughout the day. The late Gothic style (14401500) was characterised by sharp, highly decorative forms. These armours followed Burgundian fashion, with a breastplate that extended high over the thighs, similar