late 16th century rapier musketeers Viking jurken & hangerocs or similar fastening may be

or similar fastening may be employed to prevent the grill from sinking too deeply into soft ground when heavy pans are placed upon it

These demi-gauntlets cover the hand from the knuckles to the forearm

In the first half of the 15th century

The sword is a replica of a 15th-century Irish original

The dress is based on 12th–13th century originals featuring trumpet sleeves

late 16th century rapier musketeers Viking jurken & hangerocs or similar fastening may beThe 'French' musketeers employed muskets as their principal weapon, but these were difficult to load and fire. As such, they also carried a good rapier as a secondary weapon. This musketeers rapier is inspired by originals from around 1590. The hilt features a basket shaped grip that is well suited to both left and right handed users, offering an effective combination of the cup hilt and swept hilt styles. The grip is wrapped with wood and steel wire,