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The Roman subarmalis was worn as a padded garment beneath the lorica hamata or lorica segmentata to distribute weight across the body and absorb blows
The carving is based on the famous Thor's hammer ornament found on the island of Hiddensee in Germany
The beautiful dress is well-suited to the (early) Middle Ages
Crafted from high-quality splitleather
english battle sword Beeldjes en huisaltaren The Roman subarmalis was wornThe single handed sword is based on a late 12th century original. The original is part of the collection of the Royal Armouries of Leeds. The sword is a typically medieval ''knightly weapon''. The blade is completely hand forged and the grip is furnished with ribs for a better purchase on the sword. Its length is 91 cm and it has a blade length of approx. 76 cm. The sword weighs 1300 grams and is well balanced. This sword is an Oakeshott type XIIa
