15th century couters avant LARP boogschieten After his son

After his son

it not only protected the wearer's hair from dirt and weather at work

The owners bought wine and olive oil from Italy and grain and pewter from Britain

This type of doublet was worn from the first half of the 16th century onwards

Types B and C

15th century couters avant LARP boogschieten After his sonThe elbow armour is based on the 15th century original that forms part of the Avant armour. These large couters provide extra protection on the inside of the elbow. They may be attached to the gambeson or chain mail with leather laces. The elbow armour may be worn separately, or combined particularly well with other armour pieces.