Living history shields

Norman shield - X. - XII. century. Materials: plywood, linen, rawhide. Constructed for re-enactment combat. Height: 125 cm Width: 53 cm Drawing from Wendelin Boeheim, Handbuch der Waffenkunde (1890), p. 172, after a miniature from the Second Bible of St Martial Abbey (early 12th century).

Hand painted medieval shield with a lion. Size: height 60 x 80 cm. Three layers of 3mm thick high quality beech plywood was used. Shiled is covered by linen and rawhide. Used mostly by HMB fighters.

Republican Scutum

Greek metal shield - hoplon, covered with leather. Diameter: 58 cm.

Norman shield - X. - XII. century. Materials: plywood, linen, rawhide. Constructed for re-enactment combat. Height: 125 cmWidth: 53 cm

Size: height 60 x 80 cm. Three layers of 3mm thick high quality beech plywood was used. Shiled is covered by linen and rawhide.  Used mostly by HMB fighters.

Pavise shield. Size approx. 55 x 105 cm. Material: pine massive wood, 10mm thickness + rawhide (1.5mm).

Buckler for re-enactment purposes. Material: beechwood plywood 12 mm thick, textile, rawhide. Shield boss  2.5 mm thick, 30cm in diameter. Handle: wood/metal.

Wooden shield of the Pictish tribes. Shield is made from plywood and forged iron shield boss. Orders for custom made shields are accepted - you can order shield with linen on the surface, with rawhide edges - plain shield or painted shield after your request. Price for the shield is without…