pilgrim badge phallic procession SDISO_onbestelbaar The armor covers both the

The armor covers both the entire chest and the back

Around this period many gentlemen wore a rapier for self-protection and as a fashion accessory and status symbol

found in the tomb of the Rieter von Kornburg und Kalbensteinberg family in Nuremberg

The gate building consists of two towers that flank the actual gate

it can be easily attached to your belt

pilgrim badge phallic procession SDISO_onbestelbaar The armor covers both theThis pilgrimage badge depicts a procession of three phalli carrying a crowned vulva and is inspired by a late medieval original dating from 13751450 AD. The historical model was discovered in Bruges, Belgium, and is part of the Van Beuningen family collection. Crafted from high quality silvered bronze. The badge features a broad pin on the back, similar to the medieval originals, allowing it to be attached to clothing in the traditional manner.