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These are our best sellers in our popular range of 14th Century Hourglass Gauntlets.
These are a full cuff version of our best selling range of 14th Century Hourglass Gauntlets. They are based on a surviving pair of Italian guantlets from 1370 - 1400 AD.
A superb pair of late 15th centiry Gothic Gauntlets in 1.6mm steel. Suitable for most forms of re-enactment combat.
15th century Clamshell style gauntlet, Ideal for heavy combat with spears and double handed weapons.
These gauntlets are based on a surviving pair of Italian guantlets from 1370 - 1400 AD. They come in a blackened finish with ornate brass fittings.
These gauntlets are based on a surviving pair of Italian guantlets from 1370 - 1400 AD. They come in a polished finish with ornate brass fittings.
This is a very nicely made 15th century Milanese 'mitten' style gauntlet with leather glove. Ideal for heavy combat with spears and double handed weapons where hand protection is a priority!
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Italian Churburg CH18 Early 15th Century Cuirass (Breast and Back Plates)
A sturdy and generic 15th Century Breast Plate in 1.6mm steel. The breast plate is made from three peices of mild steel which overlap in various places such as the lower torso to provide double the protection.
This mid 15th century style Gothic cuirass consists of both a breastplate and backplate with a single tonlet on both plates to allow the wear to bend more easily.
This is a faithful high quality reproduction of the classic mid 14th Century "Churburg" breast plate from the Churburg Museum in Italy.
14th Century Plain Iron Breastplate (c1390 Italy) in 1.6mm steel. This is a well made and functional breastplate which has the correct "globose" profile of the original.
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French style 14th century leg armour. They are copied from an existing pair belonging to the young Charles VI of France and are dated circa 1380-90.
This 15th century swt consists of 5 pieces - a Gothic Gorget, a pair of Assymetrical Pauldrons that cover the shoulders and upper arms and a pair of Lower arms.
Generic Late 14th / Early 15th Century Lower Arms. These include integral rerebrace, winged couter and lower arm canons.
13th Century/ early 14th century plate knee armour (polyn) .
A pair of 13th to early 14 century steel rondels to re-enforce maille armour on the shoulders.
These simple steel spaulders are the earliest type of medieval plate pieces for shoulder protection that we know about.
14th - 15th Century Articulated Polyns for Light Infantry
These late medieval demi-cuisse and demi-greaves joined by a winged poleyn are seen in tapestries and manuscripts of the time and were commonly used by archers and light infantry who needed mobility but protection for the vital knee area.
14th - 15th Century Steel Rondels with Leather Straps
14th - 15th Century plate elbow armour (couter). These examples have small wings that protect the inside of the elbow from attack.
A pair of steel pauldrons with scale upper arm protection.
These late 13th - 14th Century greaves cover the front part of the lower legs.
A pair of plate sabatons to protect the feet. Sabotons first appeared in the late 14th century and provided protection for the foot and ankle.
13th Century - early 14th Century plate elbow armour (couter) .
Late 14th Century to early 15th Century Italian Style Upper Leg Harness
14th 3-Segment Greaves for full protection of the lower leg.
Late 14th Century spaulders for protecting the shoulders and upper parts of the arms. Ideal for a Knight's harness for the second half of the 14th century.
Late 14th century spaulders with rondels or besaques.
One piece 14th century pauldrons with black leather trim.
A pair of steel vembraces for lower arm protection.
15th Century Gothic style Gorget with roped design edges and articulated neck plates.
This is another superb late 15th Century Steel Gorget with Bevor and Falling Buff. The "Falling Buff" is an affitional top plate in the bevor that allows it to be dropped in an open position to allow more air around the face or closed during battle for affitional protection. It can be worn with our Sallets or 15th century Kettle Hats and is a natural complement to these helmets.
These Gothic Style 15th century pauldrons cover the entire shoulders with flexible lames that extend down to protect the upper arms. A rondel to protect the armpits completes this item of harness.
Mid to Late 15th Century Gothic Style Upper Leg Harness - with integral Plate Cuisses, Winged Poleyns and Demi-Greaves.
Late 15th Century Gothic Style upper leg harness consisting of integrated cuisses, winged poleyns and demi-greaves.
A pair of 15th Century "Jack in Chains" in 18 gauge (1.4mm) mild steel with leather cords.
This is a superb late 15th Century Steel Gorget with Bevor and "Falling Buff". It can be worn with our Sallets or 15th century Kettle Hats and is a natural complement to these helmets.
Solid Spanish style plate gorget with standing collar which was used during the 16th century.
Simple 1-piece steel vambraces for the lower arms
