Keltische paardenfibula, brons Riembanden en gereedschap Tassets at the bottom of

Tassets at the bottom of the faulds provide additional protection for the upper thighs

King Henry VIII commissioned specialized armorers from France

for example by the Roman auxiliae

This mask shows the typical facial features of an orc: a combative expression with a low forehead

De twee vakjes zorgen ervoor dat de glazen flesjes stevig vastzitten tijdens het LARPen en dat ze niet tegen elkaar aan bewegen of op een andere manier kunnen breken

Keltische paardenfibula, brons Riembanden en gereedschap Tassets at the bottom ofThis brooch replica is based on a small horse shaped brooch from the Celtic Iron Age, originating from Central Europe. The original piece is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Horse shaped fibulae are part of a small group of Central European animal brooches that have survived from the Celtic Iron Age. These figural fibulae were typical of Celtic attire during the early Latne period and were worn by people of all ages and genders.