roman tunica mars 1 Middeleeuwse jurken In late-15th-century Italy

In late-15th-century Italy

The laces on the doublet permit armour pieces to be attached directly to it

Length: 30

This weapon has been constructed from a flexible fibreglass core with a layer of durable foam coated with a strong layer of latex

The silver ribbon bearing the inscription 'Nail of the Lord' was applied by Hendrik IV in 1084

roman tunica mars 1 Middeleeuwse jurken In late-15th-century ItalyThe wool tunica is crafted from a wool mix and has been modelled after several original Roman tunicae from the second half of the 1st century BC until the second half of the 1st century AD. Depictions may be seen on the Roman graves in Bonn, the Luxor fresco in Egypt, and amongst the excavations of Legio VIII Augusta in fort Vindonissa in Switzerland. The tunica measures 105 cm in length and 76 cm in width.