pilch /pilch/ (archaic)

1. An outer garment, orig a fur cloak, later a coarse leather or woollen cloak
2. A rug for a saddle
3. A light saddle
4. A flannel cloth for wrapping a child

pilchˈer noun (Shakespeare)

A scabbard

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