English Royal Shield

For the English, the lion often represents the crown. The English Royal Shield pays homage to this royal symbol of bravery and courage. This medieval shield features a layered wooden construction. 16 thin layers of wood form the shield for additional durability and reduced weight. The heater-style shield has a convex-curved top edge. Its sides curve inward to form a point at the bottom. Heavy cotton covers the front of the shield. This shield is split horizontally across the middle. The upper half is grey, while the lower half is blue. A red lion stands rampant in the center. It stands on both halves. The colors of the shield are reminiscent of the British flag. Also, the shield has a battle-worn look with faux scrapes and cracks.

On the back, rivets secure the cotton around the edges of the English Royal Shield. The back also has a closed-cell foam backing covered in full-grain leather. The black leather matches the adjustable strap for securing the shield onto an arm. There is also a wooden grip for grasping the shield. You can take this functional shield onto the battlefield at a historical reenactment. The English Royal Shield also makes a great cosplay accessory as well.

Key Features:

• Has a heater-shield shape
• Red lion on a blue and grey background
• Battle-worn appearance
• Adjustable strap and grip on the back
• Great for reenactments

Materials:

• Made from layered wood
• Front covering is cotton
• Backing is closed-cell foam covered in leather
• Strap is leather
• Grip is wood

Measurements:

• Length: 30 Inches
• Width: 22 Inches
• Weight: 5 Pounds 2 Ounces

Measurements are approximate.