Middeleeuws ridder schild Speren en paalbijlen The bare version is not

The bare version is not galvanized and is supplied heavily oiled

This surcoat is based on the overcoats worn by sergeants of the Knights Templar

De onderkant kan indien gewenst worden omwonden met beenwindsels die extra warmte bieden

The shield has three pairs of leather straps at the back

Middeleeuws ridder schild Speren en paalbijlen The bare version is notThe knights shield, or heater shield, emerged around the end of the 12th century from the Norman kite shield. Heater shields owe their name to Victorian historians, who associated the shape of this shield with a Victorian iron. These shields were considerably smaller than the earlier Norman kite shields; they offered less protection to the left leg but were much more maneuverable. In the early 13th century, heater shields were used alongside the large