ulfberth historical templar surcoat Middeleeuwse monnikspijen Similar swords have been excavated

Similar swords have been excavated across Central and Northern Europe

This Irish walking stick (in Gaelic: ''shillelaghs'') was used in Ireland and Scotland for centuries

with a scabbard resembling that of the Macedonians

The back of the hammer tapers into a point (a “beak”)

Greaves were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an additional layer of protection for the lower legs of mounted knights

ulfberth historical templar surcoat Middeleeuwse monnikspijen Similar swords have been excavatedSurcoats were often worn in the Holy Land, not only against the heat but also for recognizing fellow Templars. This surcoat is made after historical examples of wool and is lined with cotton. It has a split at the front and the back so it can easily be worn during horse riding. The surcoat has a length of 131 cm. It is made for a chest circumference of 130 cm and a head with a max. circumference of 68 cm. Delivery excluding belt & other accessories.