17th century gorget kaspar bronzed Borden - flessen - kommen en bekers These great helms were typically

These great helms were typically worn in combination with a chainmail coif and a hauberk

Petersen categorised a total of 22 Viking swords as type S

nowadays housed in the collection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds

It has a ring so that it may be tied to the belt with a lace

an elite bodyguard for the kings of King's Landing

17th century gorget kaspar bronzed Borden - flessen - kommen en bekers These great helms were typicallyThe gorget is crafted after 17th century originals. Gorgets of this type were worn by officers during the Tudor era, by landsknechten and amongst the forces engaged in the Eighty Years' War. The edges of the gorget are decorated with rope shaped ends. Straps are featured on the sides, to which arm armour or pauldrons may be attached. The gorget is bronzed and has a polished edge. It matches the other Kaspar armour parts by Mytholon.