Name: Vambraces 1390–1450 ‘S18’, arm armor, 1.6 mm
Brand: Marshal Historical
SKU: MH-A0770
Price: 2190.00 NOK
Availability: OutOfStock

Vambraces 1390–1450 ‘S18’, arm armor, 1.6 mm

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Product description

Beginning in the early 15th century, complete armour sets were produced in Northern Italy. These are known as Milanese armour. This style was worn throughout Europe and was therefore not region-specific. The Milanese armour style is recognizable by the size, round and undecorated forms of the armour plates. The sallet, armet and barbute were worn as helmets. A complete chainmail shirt was worn under a Milanese armour. Milanese armour components often served as complete armour, but sometimes only individual pieces were worn.

This arm harness is based on historical originals in the Milanese style. Arm harness such as this forms part of the Churburg S18 armour, among others. Armour like this was worn throughout Europe between 1390 and 1450, but comparable armour was even worn until the 16th century. This armour is 1.6 mm thick and suitable for reenactment.

Product details

Product details:

Material: steel

Steel thickness: 1.6 mm

Includes scabbard

Based on a historic original

Shipment weight (grams): 5000

Limited production

This item is made in a limited edition. Each piece is unique. As a result, sizes and finishes may vary slightly.

Maintenance - rust armor

Prevent rust by regularly oiling your armor. Easily remove any rust with black sandpaper.

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