Maximiliaanse mittens, 1.6 mm Baardolie en verzorging This type of spangenhelm features

This type of spangenhelm features a rounded helmet bowl—an evolution that seems to have developed after the Battle of Hastings in 1066

This long tunic is made of cotton and can be well combined with a long undertunic

Vanaf de dertiende eeuw werd de heraldiek van de ridder afgebeeld op het overkleed

But swords like this were still worn up to the nineteenth century by officers in the army

This doublet is decorated with black satin stitching

Maximiliaanse mittens, 1.6 mm Baardolie en verzorging This type of spangenhelm featuresThese 15th century Maximilian armor mittens feature multiple hinged plates to improve mobility, ideal for historical reenactments. In gauntlets, the fingers are protected by long plates that cover all the fingers except the thumb. This design creates a stronger and more rigid construction than the smaller, separate plates used in articulated gauntlets. However, the downside of mittens is that they restrict movement more than regular gauntlets. For