spanish buckler with hand forged finish Middeleeuwse monnikspijen The vambrace may be worn

The vambrace may be worn over bare arms

The belt is well-suited to almost all re-enactment and LARP costumes with a late medieval

The axe blade is attached to the shaft with imitation metal bands

Finishing: bronze (black)

often with yoke-like projections on either side of the eye

spanish buckler with hand forged finish Middeleeuwse monnikspijen The vambrace may be wornAccording to Herbert Schmidt's classification, this buckler is a Type IB, featuring a round shape with tapering edges. A buckler is a small shield employed in sword and shield combinations for close combat during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Whilst offering poor protection against arrows and projectiles, it was particularly well suited to restricting an opponent's movements at close range and deflecting attacks. The first depictions of this type