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These great helms were worn in combination with a chainmail coif and a hauberk
This buckler is ideal for both archers and light infantry
The dress has historical gores (triangular pieces of fabric) which make the skirt wider
acketon or other form of padded arming jackets
For an extra beautiful effect
AngloSaksische broken-back sax, semi-scherp Materialen reenactment These great helms were wornThis seax is based on originals produced on the British Isles between the 9th and 11th centuries. This type of seax is primarily found in the British Isles and Ireland, though some examples have also been discovered in Scandinavia and Germany. Seaxes like this were used both as weapons and as everyday cutting tools. They may also have played a ritual role in offerings. It is made of 9260 carbon steel, with a hardwood grip and a brass crossguard and
