These are generic medieval plate greaves for the front part of the lower legs. They are quite universal and can be worn in conjunction with all of our upper leg armours.
14th - 15th Century plate elbow armour (couter) . These plate armour pieces were strapped directly to the underlying maille or padded armour and covered the vulnerable elbow joints. These examples have small wings that protect the inside of the elbow from attack.
Generic 14th/15th century plate poleyn wth fan with padded liner.
14th Century "Hourglass" Gauntlets with fine leather glove. One of our best sellers because of the protection and hand mobility that this particular design provides. Over the 3 years that we have been selling and using this product ourselves, we have suggested many minor modificatons to Lord of Battles who have taken this on-board. Because of this refinement to what was already a great product, we believe that these are trhe best 'off the shelf' hourglass guantlets available.
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.
This is a faithful high quality reproduction of the classic mid 14th Century "Churburg" breast plate from the Churburg Museum in Italy.
Late 14th century spaulders with besaques. The spauder protects the shoulder and upper parts of the arm while the besaques protects the front of the shoulder joint and arm pit.
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 to early 15th Century Italian Style Upper Leg Harness - consisitng of integral Plate Cuisses, winged Poleyns and Demi-Greaves.
Generic Late 14th / Early 15th Century Lower Arms. These include integral rerebrace, winged couter and lower arm canons.
A pair of 13th to early 14 century steel rondels to re-enforce maille armour on the shoulders.
One piece 14th centiry pauldrons with black leather trim.
14th 3-Segment Greaves for full protection of the lower leg. Because forging individually fitted full greaves was difficult and expensive, the adjustable 3-segment greaves offered a more cost-effective solution.
A pair of steel vembraces for lower arm protection.
14th - 15th century segmented poleyn (knee armour) to make your own splinted or brigandine leg harness or wear separately.
