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A talhoffer shield inspired by 15th-century Fechtbuch art. Durable 16-gauge steel buckler shield for HEMA, combat and display.
Medieval Talhoffer Shield, 15th-Century Fechtbuch Design: This Talhoffer Buckler is a true reproduction inspired by the famous Talhoffer Fechtbuch (Fencing Book) of the 15th century. Named after the fencing master Hans Talhoffer, this buckler shield displays the techniques, proportions, and aesthetics of historical European martial arts. Ideal for collectors and HEMA practitioners who want an accurate shield and buckler set-style companion.
15th-Century Design: Inspired directly by the illustrations in Hans Talhoffer’s Fechtbuch, the renowned 15th-century fighting manual, this Talhoffer dueling shield has authentic medieval craftsmanship and combat practicality.
Holly-Leaf Shape: The unique flared and ridged design is for both beauty and functional strength, making this shield buckler suitable for training, stage combat, or display.
Durable 16-Gauge Steel Construction: Built for longevity and reliable protection, the 16-gauge steel body gives an excellent sturdiness and handling, making the buckler shield ideal for active use.
Intricate Central Boss: A raised conical boss with a grooved cross pattern helps in hand protection during close-quarters combat.
Comfortable Twisted Steel Grip: The twisted riveted handle helps in a firm, balanced hold during movement and strikes, maintaining historical styling without putting comfort behind.
Made from 16-gauge tough steel: The Talhoffer Buckler is sturdy and lightweight at 1.6 kg, for swift and controlled defensive action. Its holly-leaf ridges strengthen the structure while helping deflect blows. The back of the buckler is painted to resist corrosion for long-term use during outdoor or training use.
Finishes Available:
Choose from three stunning finishes to suit your combat or display needs:
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note: Due to the hand-forged nature of the Talhoffer Buckler, minor variations may be present.
A: This buckler is inspired by the 15th-century Fechtbuch (fencing manual) of Hans Talhoffer.
A: Yes. The buckler is suitable for HEMA training, stage combat, and controlled sparring, depending on event safety rules
A: The buckler is made from durable 16-gauge steel, for strength, impact resistance, and reliable use.
A: The buckler weighs approx 1.6 kg, for stable use during defensive movements.
A: The conical boss protects the hand during close-quarters combat and helps in deflecting incoming strikes.
A: Yes. The twisted steel handle is riveted securely and shaped to give a firm and comfortable grip.
A: This buckler is available in Polished Steel, Natural and Blackened Steel finishes, choose as per your preference.
A: No. Each buckler is hand-forged, so variations in shape, finish or detailing should be expected
Medieval Talhoffer Shield, 15th-Century Fechtbuch Design: This Talhoffer Buckler is a true reproduction inspired by the famous Talhoffer Fechtbuch (Fencing Book) of the 15th century. Named after the fencing master Hans Talhoffer, this buckler shield displays the techniques, proportions, and aesthetics of historical European martial arts. Ideal for collectors and HEMA practitioners who want an accurate shield and buckler set-style companion.
15th-Century Design: Inspired directly by the illustrations in Hans Talhoffer’s Fechtbuch, the renowned 15th-century fighting manual, this Talhoffer dueling shield has authentic medieval craftsmanship and combat practicality.
Holly-Leaf Shape: The unique flared and ridged design is for both beauty and functional strength, making this shield buckler suitable for training, stage combat, or display.
Durable 16-Gauge Steel Construction: Built for longevity and reliable protection, the 16-gauge steel body gives an excellent sturdiness and handling, making the buckler shield ideal for active use.
Intricate Central Boss: A raised conical boss with a grooved cross pattern helps in hand protection during close-quarters combat.
Comfortable Twisted Steel Grip: The twisted riveted handle helps in a firm, balanced hold during movement and strikes, maintaining historical styling without putting comfort behind.
Made from 16-gauge tough steel: The Talhoffer Buckler is sturdy and lightweight at 1.6 kg, for swift and controlled defensive action. Its holly-leaf ridges strengthen the structure while helping deflect blows. The back of the buckler is painted to resist corrosion for long-term use during outdoor or training use.
Finishes Available:
Choose from three stunning finishes to suit your combat or display needs:
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note: Due to the hand-forged nature of the Talhoffer Buckler, minor variations may be present.
A: This buckler is inspired by the 15th-century Fechtbuch (fencing manual) of Hans Talhoffer.
A: Yes. The buckler is suitable for HEMA training, stage combat, and controlled sparring, depending on event safety rules
A: The buckler is made from durable 16-gauge steel, for strength, impact resistance, and reliable use.
A: The buckler weighs approx 1.6 kg, for stable use during defensive movements.
A: The conical boss protects the hand during close-quarters combat and helps in deflecting incoming strikes.
A: Yes. The twisted steel handle is riveted securely and shaped to give a firm and comfortable grip.
A: This buckler is available in Polished Steel, Natural and Blackened Steel finishes, choose as per your preference.
A: No. Each buckler is hand-forged, so variations in shape, finish or detailing should be expected
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