pair of voiders butted 8 mm

pair of voiders butted 8 mmVoiders were worn in the late Middle Ages on the arms of gambesons. They protect the open spots in the suit of armour. Nowadays a large number of original voiders has been preserved and they form part of several historical collections. These voiders are constructed from 8 mm round riveted rings, fashioned in a 1 to 4 construction and butted. They are sold per pair. Their length is 65 cm, they have an arm length of 46 cm and weigh approx. 4,5 kg.

It has a length of 75 cm

It is well-suited to light sword fights

Knights who departed for the Crusades had their ladies wear a chastity belt to prevent them from engaging in sexual intercourse

Scuta were often curved in order to receive blows

They are depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry

The sword has a length of 56

The axe features a fibre glass core protected by a layer of kevlar

It measures 1 x 2

5 cm wide leather edge at the upper side

It measures 80 x 80 cm and the back is fitted with a rubber handle

It is well-suited to a chest circumference up to 122 cm and weighs 2

One of the most renowned depictions in Western Europe appears on the Bayeux Tapestry (1066–1083)