Germanic Shield Boss 16 Gauge Steel

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Germanic conical shield boss hand forged from 16 gauge steel. Ideal for Viking and medieval shields, LARP gear and DIY shield builds.

EAN: 0705604431709 SKU 700147N Categories ,

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Not all shield bosses were round, many historical examples featured a conical design, such as this Germanic Conical Shield Boss. Inspired by early medieval and Germanic shield fittings, this piece adds both authentic character and practical protection to a variety of shield styles.

Hand-forged from 16 gauge steel, this shield boss features a distinct conical shape with a natural metal finish that highlights its rugged, handcrafted appearance. Historically, shield bosses protected the warrior’s hand positioned behind the shield grip while also helping to deflect blows during combat.

The rim of the Germanic Shield Boss includes four evenly spaced mounting holes, allowing it to be securely attached to a wooden shield. This makes it an excellent choice for DIY shield projects, historical reproductions, and shield restorations.

Its simple yet striking design makes it suitable for a wide range of historical settings, including Germanic, Viking, and early medieval shields. It is also ideal for LARP events, historical theatre props, or decorative display shields.

Because each Germanic Shield Boss is hand forged, slight variations in finish, texture, and shape may occur, adding to the unique character of the piece.

Key Features

Authentic conical Germanic shield boss design
Traditional hand-forged construction
Four holes for secure shield mounting
Natural steel finish for a rugged historical look
Ideal for Viking and medieval shield builds

Materials

Hand forged from 16 gauge steel

Weight 0,53 kg
Shipping weight 0,6095 kg

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