musketeer cloak Voet- en beenpantser illuminated manuscripts and the Bayeux

illuminated manuscripts and the Bayeux Tapestry

50 metre high in the middle

The silver ribbon with the inscription 'Nail of the lord' was applied by Hendrik IV in 1084

This legs viking pendant is completely handmade

It weighs 5

musketeer cloak Voet- en beenpantser illuminated manuscripts and the BayeuxIn the Middle Ages people wore one cloak the heuke, also called hood, which fell loosely over one shoulder. This asymmetrical model was popular in the German speaking region from the 13th century onwards and remained in vogue until the Burgundian fashion of the 16th century. In addition to this male version, worn over one shoulder, there was also a female heuke (huik huyck) in the Low Countries, which had more volume and was worn during mourning or as