Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 113 views

    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Uploaded by

    Rodrigo Hky
    The document provides guidelines for authenticity in reenacting clothing from the period of 980-1041 AD in England. For women, it encourages veils or wimples over caps and shifts made of linen falling to the ankles. Dresses should be woolen and fall to mid-shin. Low shoes or ankle boots are recommended. For men, bare heads or wool hoods are encouraged. Linen or bleached shirts with keyhole necks and tunics are appropriate. Low shoes or ankle boots should also be worn. Accessories like pouches or cloaks are listed as acceptable if they follow the guidelines.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content

    You might also like

    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Uploaded by

    Rodrigo Hky
    113 views6 pages
    The document provides guidelines for authenticity in reenacting clothing from the period of 980-1041 AD in England. For women, it encourages veils or wimples over caps and shifts made of linen falling to the ankles. Dresses should be woolen and fall to mid-shin. Low shoes or ankle boots are recommended. For men, bare heads or wool hoods are encouraged. Linen or bleached shirts with keyhole necks and tunics are appropriate. Low shoes or ankle boots should also be worn. Accessories like pouches or cloaks are listed as acceptable if they follow the guidelines.

    Original Description:

    guide historic

    Original Title

    1041

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document provides guidelines for authenticity in reenacting clothing from the period of 980-1041 AD in England. For women, it encourages veils or wimples over caps and shifts made of linen falling to the ankles. Dresses should be woolen and fall to mid-shin. Low shoes or ankle boots are recommended. For men, bare heads or wool hoods are encouraged. Linen or bleached shirts with keyhole necks and tunics are appropriate. Low shoes or ankle boots should also be worn. Accessories like pouches or cloaks are listed as acceptable if they follow the guidelines.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    113 views6 pages

    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Uploaded by

    Rodrigo Hky
    The document provides guidelines for authenticity in reenacting clothing from the period of 980-1041 AD in England. For women, it encourages veils or wimples over caps and shifts made of linen falling to the ankles. Dresses should be woolen and fall to mid-shin. Low shoes or ankle boots are recommended. For men, bare heads or wool hoods are encouraged. Linen or bleached shirts with keyhole necks and tunics are appropriate. Low shoes or ankle boots should also be worn. Accessories like pouches or cloaks are listed as acceptable if they follow the guidelines.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 6

    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    78
    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Womens Clothing - Mid (9801041AD)


    Encouraged Optional Allowable Unacceptable
    (Very Common) (Less Common) (Interpreted or Rare)
    Bareheaded women /
    teenage girls

    Veils worn over Headscarves [POOR] Obviously dyed hair


    Veil or wimple over a cap,
    Head

    headscarf or wide decorative headbands Hoods [POOR] Makeup


    headband and that shows [RICH] Any tie or fillet worn over
    Veils with long tails
    the throat [RICH] the head covering
    Bead necklace
    Palla
    Shift made from linen, Other decoration
    Under Shift

    Different colour square or


    ankle length with a bias
    Dyed a light colour or round facing Visible shift above mid-
    edged keyhole or oval
    neck hole bleached Dyed a strong colour calf
    Natural linen Embroidery [RICH] Short visible shift, just Pleated underdress
    above the ankle [POOR] Brooch worn at throat
    Tight sleeves with rucking
    Dress to mid shin (must Tight sleeves
    be worn with ankle length Norman style dress
    shift) Dress made from linen
    Decorated hem with an Dress above mid-shin
    Woollen ankle length Decorated with:
    dress with keyhole or oval - Decorative seams embroidered facing or Different coloured gores
    Dress

    neck hole and loose - Braid braid [RICH] or sleeves


    sleeves to mid forearm - Tablet weave (1 to 3 Decorative brooch Other decoration
    colours) [RICH] including chunky wool
    Embroidery [RICH]
    - Brocaded tablet
    Dress to mid forearm and Hangerock or oval
    weave [RICH]
    - Embroidery [RICH] mid shin with no visible brooches
    - Silk ribbons [RICH] under shift [POOR] [R]

    Braided or woven textile


    Cloth sash in same girdle (no dangling ends)
    Belt & Bags

    material as garment worn Chunky wool girdle


    Hidden leather tie belt
    with - dress or mantle Leather belts with buckles
    No belts or girdles Small drawstring or
    Leather or cloth satchels Box pouch
    tagged pouches
    or sacks
    Forged snips in sheath Modern snips or scissors
    Drawstring pouch
    Small knife in sheath
    Trefoil brooches
    Cloak

    Cloaks clasped at the Cloak pinned with a pin or Equal armed brooches
    Mantles
    chest with disc brooch penannular Backtrains
    Different coloured lining

    Trousers or hose if
    Legs

    Bare legs hidden


    Leg bindings

    Nlebound socks
    Tall boots (higher than
    Low shoes or ankle boots Ankle boots (up to top of
    Shoes

    top of ankle bone)


    (to bottom of ankle bone) ankle bone) th
    12 C. or later patterns
    Bare feet Foot wraps or sock bags th
    8 C. or earlier patterns
    Footed hose or half hose

    [R] = Restricted; [RICH] = Thegn / Odalsbondi / Hauldr ; [POOR] = Bonded / Serf / Slave

    79
    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    80
    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Mens Clothing - Mid (9801041AD)


    Encouraged Optional Allowable Unacceptable
    (Very Common) (Less Common) (Interpreted or Rare)
    Cloth Phrygian caps
    Linen or leather hoods
    Obviously dyed hair
    Skull caps
    Head

    Bead necklaces
    Bare headedness Wool hoods Straw hats [POOR][R]
    Frisian caps
    Necklace with 2 beads
    Nlebound caps [R]
    Pointed hats [E] [RICH]
    Fur caps
    Shirt as outer garment
    Under Shirt

    Natural or bleached shirt with hem ending up to 2 Different colour round or


    made from linen with a above the knee Shirts visible below tunic
    square facing
    bias edged keyhole or Front split
    Shirt made from wool Dyed a strong colour
    oval neck hole Other decoration
    Dyed a light colour Embroidery [RICH]
    Side split
    Shirts with skirt gores
    Tunics made of linen
    Tunics with faced round
    keyhole style neck hole
    Neck hole closed with ties Loose sleeves
    Decorated with: Different coloured gores
    - Decorative seams or sleeves
    Tunics made of wool
    - Braid Tight sleeves with no Shorter than 2 above
    Rucked up to knee length - Tablet weave (1 to 3 rucking knee level when unbelted
    Tunic

    with tight rucked sleeves colours) Tunic closed with Front splits
    Keyhole or oval neck hole - Brocaded tablet authentic hook & eye
    with bias edging weave [RICH] Brooch worn at throat
    Side split [R] Decorated with:
    Tunics with faced square - Embroidery [RICH]
    keyhole style neck hole - Silk ribbons [RICH] - Chunky wool
    Rucked tunics with hems - facing, braid or
    that end up to 2 above embroidery around
    the knee the hem
    Simple embroidery
    around the skirt (but not
    around the hem)
    Visible leather belt or
    Belt & Bags

    Visible buckled leather Belts knotted around the


    cloth tie [E]
    Buckled leather belt or belts or cloth tie [V] buckle
    Split end leather belts
    cloth tie hidden by tunic Leather or cloth satchels Long hanging belt end
    or sacks Belts with metal plates [V]
    Small knife in sheath Chunky wool belt
    Drawstring pouch Drawstring or tagged
    Box pouch
    pouches worn on belt
    Pinned with metal or bone Cloaks pinned at chest Viking jackets
    Rectangular cloaks pin Fur or piled wool lining Mantles
    Cloak

    pinned at shoulder with


    Cloak ribbons [RICH] Pinned with penannular
    disc brooch [E] Cloaks pinned at hip
    Edged with different Different coloured linings
    Hanging length from waist Different coloured lining
    coloured facing [RICH][R]
    to knee Leather or fur cloaks
    Cloaks with tassels Hooded mantle [POOR][R]
    Linen trousers or hose
    Wool trousers or hose
    tight to legs with leg Tight leather hose worn
    Wool trousers or hose Viking baggy trousers
    with spurs [RICH]
    Legs

    bindings tight to legs with no leg


    bindings Elaborate ties or leather Loose legged trousers
    Trousers or hose with
    integral feet garter below knee [RICH] Cross gartering
    Bare legs [POOR] Non-visible Braies worn
    on their own
    Ankle boots (up to top of Tall boots (higher than
    Shoes

    Low shoes or ankle boots


    ankle bone) top of ankle bone)
    (to bottom of ankle bone) th
    Nlebound socks 12 C. or later patterns
    Bare feet th
    Foot wraps or sock bags 8 C. or earlier patterns
    [R]= Restricted; [E]= English; [V]= Viking; [N]= Norman; [RICH]= Thegn / Odalsbondi / Hauldr ; [POOR]= Bonded / Serf / Slave

    81
    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    82
    Regia Anglorum Authenticity Guide 2015

    Wargear - Mid (9801041AD)


    Encouraged Optional Allowable Unacceptable
    (Very Common) (Less Common) (Interpreted or Rare)
    Conical helm riveted Boar crested helm
    Helm

    panels / welded panels or Domed helm riveted Great Polish helm [V] [R]
    single piece Coppergate helm
    Helms without nasals Hardened leather cap
    Helms with aventails Spectacle helm

    Mail shirt with integral coif


    Leather jack or leather Separate coif
    padded gambeson worn Front split mail shirt
    Mail shirt length from as armour
    Armour

    below groin to knee 6 - 8mm riveted Vandyked mail shirt


    Leather jack, leather or Cloth padded gambeson
    Unsplit or side split worn as armour [R] Splinted arms or legs
    cloth padded gambeson
    6 - 8mm alternating worn under mail Butted / riveted links up to Lamellar / Scale
    riveted & welded 10mm Cuir Boilli / Plate
    Simple leather gloves Full length mailed sleeves
    Mail covered gloves
    Large round shields that Smaller shields that dont
    Painted in Ringerike, Kite shield
    extend past the elbow by cover the elbow
    2 or more Mammen or Winchester Unbossed shield
    Flat round shields [E]
    Shield

    art styles [RICH] Rectangular or oval


    Flat round shield [V] Nailed on leather or
    Painted in other simple shields
    Lenticular round shield [E] rawhide edge
    geometric design Painted in Celtic knotwork
    Sewn on leather or Painted in a cross [E] or
    Painted in 4 or more Painted in other art style
    rawhide edge radiating curved lines [V]
    colours [R] or design
    Painted in a single colour Painted in up to 3 colours
    2-handed spears with
    Spear

    1-handed spear 2-handed winged spears blade of 8 16 [after


    with blade of 8 16 1/1/2017] Angon
    Angular shaped heads [after 1/1/2017]
    Leaf shaped heads
    Seaxes with blades up to
    Seaxes with blades from Double edged knives
    12 [until 1/1/2017]
    7 to 10 Un-sheathed knives
    Knife

    Worked antler handles


    Wood handles Bone Handles Unworked antler handles
    Undecorated sheath
    Decorated knife sheath Wooden handles with
    horizontally hung Composite wood / bone /
    bark
    stone handles [RICH]
    Disc pommels
    th th
    Late 10 or early C11th C9 sword types
    Sword

    sword types Unscabbarded swords


    Early C10th sword types Langseax [E][RICH]
    Swords on baldrics Single edge swords
    Swords on sword belts Leather scabbard
    Composite wooden / Painted scabbards
    leather plain scabbard Elaborately decorated
    scabbards
    Broadaxe (Dane axe) [V] Hand axes with beards Francisca
    Other

    [E, post 1016AD]


    Hand axes without beards Leather axe loops Metal axe rings
    Axes hafted with wooden
    wedges Edge protector for axe Maces

    Self-bow with arrows in


    Missile

    quiver Re-curve Self-bow


    Crossbows
    Bodkin heads Slings
    Javelins

    [R]= Restricted; [E]= English; [V]= Viking; [N]= Norman; [RICH]= Thegn / Odalsbondi / Hauldr ; [POOR]= Bonded / Serf / Slave

    83

    You might also like