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MS103 - Buckler - 45€ - Pictures The combination of the sword and buckler (hand-cup shield) was extensively used during the Middle Ages. Typically, bucklers are small hand shields that are held by a fist-grip and are quit maneuverable. They can be used to deflect blows or deliver punches. The Buckler (AH2263 by CAS/Hanwei can also double as a shield boss. Diameter 17cm, inner diameter 12cm, 2mm thick, weigth 580g. |
| MS102 Iron shield boss - 2mm thick- 35€ - Pictures Diameter 18cm. Heigth of the bowl 7cm. Diameter of the bowl 12cm.
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| MS154 - Viking shield - 199€ - Pictures Made of plywood, with iron umbo edges. 60cm diameter. 4.4kg. Wood thickness 12mm. |
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MS150 - Norman shield Xth XIth century - 340€ - Pictures Made of wood, covered with rawhide nailed on the inner side of the shield, with a leather edge, holding straps and an iron boss, a typical 10th century norman weapon. 130cm high and 60cm wide, lightly bent. 7kg. Thickness of the wood 1cm. EEC made. |
| MS152 - Norman shield, iron - 210€ - Pictures Made of iron. 103cm x 50cm. 4kg. Metal thickness from 1.5 to 2.0mm. EEC made. |
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MS155 - Medieval shield XIIIth XIVth century - 330€ - Pictures Made of plywood, with iron umbo edges. 85cm x 58cm . 4.8kg. Wood thickness 12mm. EEC made. |
| MS153 - Pavise XVème century - 340 € - Pictures Made of wood, covered with rawhide nailed on the inner side of the shield, with a leather edge and holding straps. 70cm x 45cm de large. 5.3kg. Wood thickness 13mm. EEC made. |
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