chaperon curt red Olie en wetstenen Around the 15th century footwear

Around the 15th century footwear was extremely expensive

so if you want to use the tent as baldachin you can leave the side walls away

It has a flexible glass fibre core with a layer of durable foam

This battle-ready spangenhelm is constructed from a single piece of 1

It was used in the British army all over the world until 1875

chaperon curt red Olie en wetstenen Around the 15th century footwearThe chaperon is based on an original depicted in a medieval Book of Hours (daily prayer book) from approx. 1350 in the collection of the British Library. Chaperons of this kind were worn throughout Europe. They protect the head and face from cold and rain. The manuscript illuminations show that this chaperon was even employed for beekeeping! The chaperon ends in a long point over the back.