roman brass manica Doublets which enable the wearer to

which enable the wearer to fasten them around the waist and legs and prevent them from slipping down

A strong and thick hard leather gauntlet for the right hand

The axe blade is crescent-shaped and symbolises an elven or bird wing

In Germanic and later Viking mythology

whilst the visor and other parts are constructed from 1

roman brass manica Doublets which enable the wearer toThe manica is a piece of armour for the arm, used by gladiators and legionaries. People had little money to spend on such equipment, so materials such as linen, leather, chain pieces and residual steel plates were commonly employed. In the Roman army, this could even be forged by soldiers themselves in cases of emergency. Crafted from brass, this manica consists of overlapping steel plates. The manica protects the arm from the shoulder to the hand. It