Bevor 1450-1520, 1.6 mm Beeldjes en huisaltaren the time has come to

the time has come to be thankful for a fruitful year

The blade is hand-forged in the elaborate Kobuse style

which befits the shield of a warrior

You can securely fasten the armour with leather straps

The helmet is richly decorated with brass fittings and features an adjustable cotton liner with leather laces

Bevor 1450-1520, 1.6 mm Beeldjes en huisaltaren the time has come toBevors like this emerged in the second half of the 15th century. They protected the vulnerable neck and were usually worn in combination with a sallet, kettle hat, or, in the early 16th century, a burgonet. The salletbevor combination is the most common, and both pieces can be configured in various ways: Sallet half over the head provides an optimal field of vision. Sallet half over the head with the bevor closed offers an optimal field of vision with