Milanese mittens (1440 n.Chr.), 2 mm Riemen - gespen & riembeslag This long cloak falls to

This long cloak falls to the ankles or shoes

This mask shows the typical facial features of a goblin: a long pointed and slightly curved nose with large nostrils

Vegvisir means: that which shows the way

This helmet is based on a bascinet model from the first half of the 15th century

Deze schepen werden gebruikt door de Vikingen tijdens hun verkenningstochten

Milanese mittens (1440 n.Chr.), 2 mm Riemen - gespen & riembeslag This long cloak falls toThis is a replica of a Milanese pair of mittens, originally part of the "Avant armor" from 1440 AD, which is today exhibited in the Glasgow Museum. In mittens, the fingers are protected by long plates that cover all fingers except the thumb. This forms a sturdier construction than the small, separate plates used in gauntlest. The drawback of mittens, however, is that they restrict mobility more than gauntlets. The pair is made of 2 mm thick steel and