chaperon herringbone motif knud olive grey Romeinse en Keltische fibulae which may be attached to

which may be attached to the belt

knobkerry or knopkierie

whilst the blade length is 103

The cheek pieces are riveted to the helmet and provide additional protection for the face

The aventail may be attached to the helmet by means of a 4

chaperon herringbone motif knud olive grey Romeinse en Keltische fibulae which may be attached toThe chaperon became a popular piece of clothing during the High Middle Ages, though it had already been worn from the Early Middle Ages. It protects the head, neck, back and shoulders from cold weather and rain, and is pleasantly warm to sleep in during a camp or festival. During the High Middle Ages, the chaperon was a popular item of clothing for all classes in society. The upper classes wore chaperons in expensive colours such as blue, red and