17th century gorget kaspar bronzed Middeleeuwse kleding This needle case is a

This needle case is a replica of a 9th-10th century original excavated together with another needle case in grave 515 in the Viking town of Birka

creating a need for weapons capable of penetrating the gaps in plate armor

the ends are finished with the decorated dragon head from Oseberg

Perfect for lovers of Scottish history

This traditional bearded axe is based on an original excavated in Dublin

17th century gorget kaspar bronzed Middeleeuwse kleding This needle case is aThis gorget is made after 17th century originals. Gorgets like this were worn by officers in the Tudor era, by landsknechten and during the Eighty Years' War. The edges of the gorget are decorated with rope shaped ends. It has straps on the sides to which arm armour or pauldrons can be attached. This gorget is bronzed and has a polished edge. It matches the other Kaspas armour parts by Mytholon.