canvas army tent 3 x 3 m

canvas army tent 3 x 3 mThis type of tent was already in use during the Roman and Greek periods. It is depicted in various medieval manuscripts and has been employed by armies up until this day. The Romans originally utilised a calf's leather version, but canvas is considerably cheaper and more durable. The multifunctional tent is well suited to sleeping (up to 4 persons), storage, and entertaining visitors. The tent is 3 x 3 m and has a nock height of 2 m. Front and back

making it one of the oldest Viking tunics yet found

Leather scale armour was already in use since Greek Antiquity

Sallet worn halfway back on the head: provides an optimal field of vision

8 cm thick

amongst them the Franks

the haft can be easily removed and replaced with a longer one

The sword features a fibre glass core covered with Kevlar

The torque is a replica of the well-known Snettisham torque

which permit the shield to be worn on either arm

The LARP sword is crafted after historical originals from the Middle Ages

The lower portion is decorative

Knee cops of this type were worn by infantrymen throughout Europe