15th century kettle hat ralf polished Toverstokken the targe of Charles Edward

the targe of Charles Edward Stuart featured a Medusa head and military trophies

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Belts like this were worn all over 15th century Europe

The shoes are available in the sizes 36 up to 42

15th century kettle hat ralf polished Toverstokken the targe of Charles EdwardAt the beginning of the 14th century, kettle hats like this one with sloping brims began to appear. As metalworking techniques improved, it became more cost effective to produce kettle hats from a single piece. The brim of the kettle hat became more sloped, allowing it to deflect projectiles from above. This reduced the impact on the helmet and the head. This type of helmet was so effective that even aristocrats wore it. The brim offered protection