15e eeuws poleyns, kniestukken, 1.6 mm Romeinse - Viking - middeleeuwse tassen The head of the mace

The head of the mace consists of a 'stone' that is tied to the shaft with laces

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The stylized rings on the upper cross-guard possibly represent miniature versions of Germanic oath rings

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15e eeuws poleyns, kniestukken, 1.6 mm Romeinse - Viking - middeleeuwse tassen The head of the maceThis knee armor is made after an image of the battle of Agincourt (1415). Knee armor like this were worn by infantrymen throughout Europe. It is a fairly basic piece of plate armor but provides sufficient freedom of movement and protection to the knees. This armor is equipped with roundels on the inside of the knee to protect it.