luxurious greek greaves LARP wapens modelled after originals employed by

modelled after originals employed by the Anglo-Saxons between the 9th and 11th centuries

A buckle and belt plate of this type now forms part of the collection of the Museum of London

high-quality piece featuring embroidered vine motifs on the front and back

The bronze bracelet is decorated with Old-Irish motifs

illuminated manuscripts and murals alike

luxurious greek greaves LARP wapens modelled after originals employed byThe greaves are modelled after two originals from the British Museum collection. Greaves such as these were worn, amongst others, by Greek hoplites. The original pieces were crafted from bronze. From the first half of the 16th century, the subarmalis and other classical armour pieces came back into fashion. During the Renaissance, classical antiquity received special attention, leading to a new development in plate armour: the al antiqua style. This