15e eeuwse mittens, 1.6 mm Romeinse en Keltische kleding Dimensions of inner gloves: approx

Dimensions of inner gloves: approx

Anthropomorphic swords like this have been excavated in France

Cold Steel's Swiss halberd

evidence has been found that soldiers often had two types of footwear: open caligae and lighter closed shoes

It protects the neck and back and has rivets for reinforcement

15e eeuwse mittens, 1.6 mm Romeinse en Keltische kleding Dimensions of inner gloves: approxAround the beginning of the 15th century, armor mittens were developed. In armored mittens, the fingers were protected by small pieces of steel, which were significantly weaker than larger steel plates that protected all fingers simultaneously. Therefore, in the first half of the 15th century, gauntlets or mittens became increasingly popular. Gauntlets like these are part of the Avant armor, among others. These gauntlets are delivered without inner