Tudor burgonet met falling buffe, 1.3 mm Romeinse en Keltische fibulae This woodcarving is made of

This woodcarving is made of soarwood and is suitable for painting

they were completely replaced by the bayonet

the so-called Yoroidoshi (literally: through the armour) were used on the battle-field to pierce through armour in close combat

This type of axe remained in use in Ireland and the British Isles well into the 16th century

De beurs is gemaakt van 1 mm dik runderleer en heeft een klep van 2 mm dik

Tudor burgonet met falling buffe, 1.3 mm Romeinse en Keltische fibulae This woodcarving is made ofThe burgonet helmet (sometimes also called a Burgundian sallet) was a combat helmet from the Renaissance. It developed from the sallet around the beginning of the 16th century and became extremely popular throughout Europe. Burgonets were worn by the aristocracy, demi lancers, cavalrymen, and cuirassiers. This particular burgonet is based on the cavalry helmets worn around the time of the Tudor dynasty. Helmets like these were used across Europe,