Parazonium, 1e eeuw n.Chr., semi-scherp Morions en burgonets Tip: this leg armour contains

Tip: this leg armour contains a leather strip on the upside

`Fu` means empire

This coif consists of round rings riveted with round rivets and flat punched rings with an inner diameter of 6 mm

Borstkurassen in deze stijl werden vanaf het begin van de 15e eeuw gemaakt en gedragen tot in de 16de eeuw door infanteristen

Parazonium, 1e eeuw n.Chr., semi-scherp Morions en burgonets Tip: this leg armour containsThis parazonium is based on an original depicted on a relief of a Roman general from the 1st century BC 1st century AD. Alongside the parazonium, the general carries a musculata with a subarmalis underneath. The parazonium is strongly associated with the Roman Empire but has older roots with the Scythians, who carried it as a symbol of authority. The Persians adopted the acinaces dagger tradition from these nomads, after which the Greeks adopted the