Pelgrimsbadge fallus met kruiwagen, verzilverd brons Al het armpantser Shields like this were used

Shields like this were used from the 10th-15th century mainly by both medieval knights as infantery

This pilum is a replica of originals that were used by the Roman legionaries around the 1st-2nd century AD

This quiver is made of suede leather and has beautiful decorative patterns in strong vegetable tanned leather at the bottom and top

De schede (saya) is zwart hoogglans gelakt in de Kuroro stijl

Pelgrimsbadge fallus met kruiwagen, verzilverd brons Al het armpantser Shields like this were usedThis unique medieval bawdy badge is based on a historical model discovered in the Netherlands, dating back to 14001450 AD. The original piece, made of pewter, is now part of the Langbroek Collection, Van Breuningen. Bawdy badges with obscene erotic themes were highly popular across Northern Europe in the late Middle Ages, especially in the Netherlands. These badges were likely created for comedic entertainment during the carnival season. The design