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Kite Shields started to appear in Scandinavia during the 11th century and were called Holfinn-skjoldr. Their original teardrop form continued to change as the warriors protection increased. Over time the top of the shield became flatter (as helmets covered more of the head), the boss was removed and they became smaller as leg protection got better. Anglo-Norman Huscarls were equipped almost exclusively with Kite Shields at the Battle of Hastings. Shields were often painted to help identify the owner or his affiliations. The Bayeux Tapestry shows a great array of Kite Shields featuring different artwork.
Half-size white templar kite shield. Red cross on a white background, perfect for a Templar knight. An impressive accessory for a knight's costume.
The curved shield measures 30 x 50 cm, with a curved shape and a handle on the back.
The German toy manufacturer VAH is a genuine family business that combines traditional craftsmanship with innovative ideas. Their handcrafted products use local raw materials and adhere to the highest safety standards (e.g., sweat- and saliva-resistant, non-toxic paints, DIN EN 71, CE, and LGA certifications). In short, high-quality products with attention to detail, consideration for ecology, health compatibility, AND high play value – we think that's fantastic!
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Additional Info
Additional Info
| Brand | VAH |
|---|---|
| Specification | Length: 50cm |





