What People Wore When combines the studies of two classic nineteenth-century illustrators Auguste Racinet and Friedrich Hottenroth for the first time. Their works are presented first by chronology and then by subject, so that illustrators, historians, and students alike can choose to follow the path of fashion through the centuries, or study in detail the contrasting styles of individual clothing and accessories. Silhouettes reveal the shape of style through the ages, detailed cross-references draw attention to recurring motifs, and navigation bars help the researcher to travel the complex chronology of costume.With authoritative narrative from leading experts in the history of costume, extraordinary contemporary quotes that reveal the impact of style in its day, detailed annotation, and an extensive glossary, the book provides a magnificent study of the rich vocabulary of style through the ages.

Suitability Pattern: Sold by the Pattern #9130: This costume pattern consists of a rump cover (similar to a quarter sheet), a chest piece, and rein covers. Three different trim options are given: a plain edge, an irregular angled edge, and a boxed edge. The rump cover goes over the saddle pad and under the saddle. The chest piece ties to the D-rings on the saddle. The rein covers slip over the reins. The costume is not meant to be used for vigorous or heavy-duty riding, such as jousting, nor is it necessarily historically accurate or authentic. The pattern can be a starting point for such uses, but the modifications then required are the responsibility of the costume maker. Templates for thirteen different heraldic symbols are included: crown, medieval cross, castle, shield, dragon, leaf, crescent moon, cinqfoil, bee, bird, fleur de lis, axe, and arrow. These can be used as appliques or the designs can be applied using fabric paint. The rump cover will fit horses with blanket sizes of roughly 60 to 84. The chest piece comes in one size only and will need to be reduced in size for smaller horses and ponies.

Steel Domed Medieval Shield Metallic One Size, The small steel domed shield remained popular from the 13th to the 17th century. Many soldiers preferred this to the full-size shield to be able to move more quickly. MANUFACTURED & SOLD BY NAUTICALMART INC.

This solid shield is made of curved wood and a red painted cross emblazoned on the front (color may vary). Leather & steel arm

Suitability Sewing Pattern - Sold by the Pattern #9460: This costume pattern consists of a saddle blanket and breeching (rump straps), a chest piece, and rein covers. Three different trim options are given: a plain edge, a narrow scallop edge, and a wide scallop edge. The saddle blanket goes over the saddle pad and under the saddle, with the breeching attached to the rear edge. The chest piece ties to the D-rings on the saddle. The rein covers slip over the reins. The costume is not meant to be used for vigorous or heavy-duty riding, such as jousting, nor is it necessarily historically accurate or authentic. The pattern can be a starting point for such uses, but the modifications then required are the responsibility of the costume maker. The saddle blanket/breeching fits horses with topline measurements up to 60". Adjustments might have to be made for smaller horses. The chest piece comes in one size only and will also need to be reduced in size for smaller horses and ponies.

Create historically accurate undergarments for reenactments, theatrical productions, and more with this Simplicity sewing template! This 18th century women's clothing sewing pattern includes measurements, fabric suggestions, sizing guidelines, and instructions to create (1) nightgown, (1) corset, and (1) bum pad in women's sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, and 22. Sewing instructions available in English, Spanish, and French. Made in the USA.

If you are an armor enthusiast, you are likely familiar with the Kettle Hat that this Morion Boat Helmet took the place of at the turning of the 16th century and well into the 17th century. It traditionally featured an unusual crest or "comb" that was used to strengthen construction and deflect blows however; it became more exaggerated on later models as a decorative piece. Although the Morion is most commonly associated with Spanish conquistadors, foot soldiers throughout Europe wore it as well. This Morion Boat Helmet has been crafted from 20-gauge steel, lined with leather and given a chin strap so it is durable and comfortable.

Shields were the most common means of defense for the Vikings. They were commonly used in shield walls, shield forts, and on Viking ships. Gokstad ships had places for shields to be hung on its railing and the Gokstad shields had holes along the rim for fastening some sort of non-metallic rim protection. This protected the Viking crew against harsh waves and wind. This typical Viking shield is Gokstad style and constructed of wood with an umbo in the center and the outer border being 18g steel. The center umbo is 14g steel. The wooden front has a glossy black finish creating a dramatic effect against the steel of the center and edges. This massive shield is historically accurate measuring 30 x 30 inches. Commonly most shields ranged from 30?-36?. This shield is simple yet has an overbearing quality. It will be a great addition to Viking attire used in re-enactments or just to have for your own collection.

This steel cuirass is made in an original medieval design and it has its historical analogues. Such type of armor was widely used in the end of the 15th century knights. This warrior costume provides good protection from all sides. Great For LARP, Halloween, Theatrical Play, Fantasy, Historical Reenactments.

The Viking Raider Medieval Norse Historical Wooden Brown Spiral Nordic Round Shield is a large Viking inspired round shield with a classic brown and white spiral design. The Viking shield is made of a smooth composite wood which is considerably stronger than plywood. Brown leather line the border and a rustic metal disc boss has been bolted in the center. The Viking shield will hold up well against the rigors of moderate combat. The painted surface of the shield has also been applied with several coats of varnish to protect it from wear. On the Viking shields backside, dual leather straps are used to secure the arm. The wooden Viking shield measures about 24 inches in diameter more than enough to cover your arm up to the elbow. Whether for backyard brawling or for display purposes, this shield will suit your purposes wonderfully. Specifications: Overall Diameter: 24 Inches Thickness: .75 Inch Material: Wood, Leather, Metal Leather Wrapped Edge Leather Arm Handle and Strap Weight: 8 Pounds Approx Historically Accurate Shield Shape and Colors Solid Wood Construction from Smooth Composite Wood Great For LARP And SCA Re-enactments Hand-made Design and construction

This is the perfect accessory for many medieval costumes! It features blue and black overlay with gold trim. It's just the costume you need for Halloween, character or historical reenactments, parties, plays, parades, family occasions and other holiday productions and

Dress up as a knight from King Arthur's Round Table in this Medieval Knight Costume, which fits men weighing up to 200 lbs. The eight-piece set includes a shimmery metallic shirt and hood that are designed to look like chain mail. It also has a coordinating attached cape, gloves and chainmail-style boot tops for an authentic look. The tunic has Medieval-style details. The knight adult costume is made of polyester and is machine washable. Lords and ladies will come from far-away lands to see such a brave

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