14th 15th century cutlery set wooden grip small

14th 15th century cutlery set wooden grip smallThe cutlery set is based on 14th and 15th century originals found in illuminated manuscripts and on painted panels. The knife and eating pick are crafted from wood with nails and a decorative end to the handle. During the Middle Ages, an eating pick served the function of a fork. The set is supplied with a leather sheath, which features a loop so that it may be conveniently hung from your belt. This set is well suited to late medieval reenactment as

The gambeson is crafted from canvas cotton with thick padding

This LARP shield is handmade and coloured

Sizes and finish may vary slightly per piece

just as the originals were

The upper portion of the shirt is constructed from close-fitting fabric

The LARP Jarl sword is inspired by historical Celtic and Viking designs

The Celts practised an extremely high level of ironwork

Sideswords such as this were employed throughout North and Central Europe by both cavalrymen and infantry

It is constructed from damast steel and features a double-edged blade

The maintenance set is supplied complete with a wooden box

other colours were also adopted

which is lined with cotton on the inside