Middeleeuws kapje Dagmar, zwart-creme Bijlen The armor collar looks slightly

The armor collar looks slightly narrower than other armor collars

but is instead based on different parts of original late fourteenth century - early fifteenth century swords used in the Battle of Shrewsbury

The cutlass is delivered including a black leather scabbard

Headkerchiefs were worn by both pagan and Christian women

Middeleeuws kapje Dagmar, zwart-creme Bijlen The armor collar looks slightlyThe bonnet was an almost indispensable article of clothing; it not only protected the wearer's hair from dirt and weather at work, but was also a sign of a woman's status. In the Middle Ages, only unmarried women were allowed to wear their hair uncovered. A married woman without a head covering was considered a "free woman".