Knight's shield made of wood with crimson lions

Wooden Shield with carmine red lion in an upright position on a yellow background, the coat of arms of Robert I of Scotland 1274-1329, also known as Robert Bruce or Robert the Bruce

Coat of arms shield designed in a triangular or V-shape with a flat top and rounded sides that taper to a point at the bottom. Shield made of plywood, tightly stretched with linen and hand-painted. The yellow-painted back of the shield is equipped with two shield straps, called holder straps or arm loops, and a longer shoulder strap made of strong, durable leather, which are firmly fixed in position with steel rivets. For protection against impact and shock, there is a leather padding that is secured at arm height with nails.

Not suitable for full contact:

Accessory for reenactment, LARP, stage or TV and film. A collector's or display piece for decoration and lovers of English history.

Material: Plywood, linen, leather
Height: 71 cm
Width including curvature: 48 cm
Bending radius depth: 12 cm
Thickness: 1 cm
Weight: approx. 1.5 kg