Name: Milanese leg armor, 1.6 mm
Brand: Marshal Historical
SKU: A0786
Price: 1329.00 PLN
Availability: OutOfStock

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Product description

This leg armour is made after several originals. Leg armour like this was used all over Europe between the 2nd half of the 15th and the 1st half of the 17th century.

This leg armour consists of several parts and has a steel thickness of 1,6 mm. The upper side is provided with leather pieces so it can be worn connected to a belt, without any other armour parts. The leg armour is provided with straps as well for fastening them to the legs. The knee cops are provided with roundels for protecting the back of the knee.

Measurements:
- Total length: 60 cm
- Length of cuisse: 34 cm
- Length of knee cop: 18 cm
- Greaves length: 29 cm (middle); 34 cm (side)

Product details

Product details:

Length: 60 cm 34 cm top/ 26 cm bottom;

Material: Carbon steel;

Steel thickness: 1.6 mm;

Based on a historic original: Yes;

Shipping 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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