Armour Buckles (Pair)
Plate armour buckles for 19mm leather straps.
A set of 10 Brass Aiglets for pointing on late Medieval clothing and arming doublets
50 Brass Aiglets for pointing on late Medieval clothing and arming doublets
Ready to use sets of aiglets and attached cord to use as arming points for both military and civilian clothing. The aiglets are made from brass and are about 35 mm long with a 2mm opening for the 45 cm long white cotton cord which is stitched to the aiglets.
Ready to use sets of aiglets and attached cord to use as arming points for both military and civilian clothing. The aiglets are made from brass and are about 35 mm long with a 2mm opening for the 45 cm long white cotton cord which is stitched to the aiglets.
Lamillar armour was made up of small metal, wood, leather, horn or bone plates laced together to create a cheap but effective rigid defence typically to protect the torso and upper limbs. It was used by many different cultures throughout history which shows how effective it was.
Lamillar armour was made up of small metal, wood, leather, horn or bone plates laced together to create a cheap but effective rigid defence typically to protect the torso and upper limbs. It was used by many different cultures throughout history which shows how effective it was.
Armour an items of clothing were decorated throughout history. These decorative brass washers provide a finishing touch to an armour project, belt or any handcrafted item imaginable.
Loose Maille links for repairs, tailoring maille garments or assembling your own garments from scratch. Many types available so prices vary. We always try to keep natural or blacked flat ring maille links with either round or wedge rivets in stock and can supply other different types in 60 to 90 days.
Riveting Pliers to repair maille, tailor maille garments or to assemble your maille garments from scratch. These come in two varities - one for round headed rivets and one for wedge rivers.
Packet of 25 10 mm Mushroom Headed mild steel rivets for making your own armour or reparing damaged armour.
