medieval table knife Slaapzak allowing a knight to use

allowing a knight to use it more easily for cavalry purposes

back and upper sleeves

or other small items whilst out and about

These boots are suitable for early modern costumes

but only under parental supervision

medieval table knife Slaapzak allowing a knight to useKnives like this were used in the late Middle Ages for i. a. the cutting of meat during dinner. The point has a small notch, as a result of which the knife can serve as a kind of fork at the same time. The knife has a massive horn grip, partly wrapped round with brass thread for a better usage. The included sheath consists of leather covered wood and has a steel ring to attach it to the belt. The length of the knife is 24,5 cm, with a blade of 13,5 cm