Schede voor Ulfberth Viking zwaard lang Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers Cuirasses like this one originated

Cuirasses like this one originated during the late Gothic period (1440–1500)

These demi-gaunts were worn in combination with leather or chainmail gloves

The width of the bag is 18 cm

although it is likely that gambesons were already used in the early Middle Ages

Schede voor Ulfberth Viking zwaard lang Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers Cuirasses like this one originatedThis beautiful, elaborately crafted scabbard for the Ulfberth Viking sword is made of wood, covered with genuine leather and fitted with a steel tip. The opening is approx. 4. 5 cm wide. The scabbard has a strong belt of 3 mm thick leather with which you can wear the sword around the waist. The belt strap is decorated with cross stitches and can be adjusted in different sizes thanks to the numerous holes. A nice detail is the bronze buckle in the