tie laces with aiglets set of 6 red Saxen The visor can be easily

The visor can be easily locked

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but when working on the land it also functioned as a kind of machete with which plants and crops could be cut

This 16th-century belt fitting is based on an original found in the medieval city of Paris

The helmet has an adjustable leather inlay

tie laces with aiglets set of 6 red Saxen The visor can be easilyLaces such as these were employed throughout the Middle Ages, in particular the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, for all manner of purposes. With these laces it was possible to attach plate armour parts or chainmail to the gambeson or acketon. Such strong laces ensured that the plate armour remained firmly in place during a battle. Such laces were also utilised for clothing and shoes. They could be employed, for example, to attach chausses to