Generic Late 14th / Early 15th Century Lower Arms. These include integral rerebrace, winged couter and lower arm canons.
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 is a very nicely made 15th century Clamshell style gauntlet with leather glove. Ideal for heavy combat with spears and double handed weapons where hand protection is a priority!
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!
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.
This is our best selling plate amour set. It consists of 5 pieces - a gorget, a pair of assymetrical pauldrons that cover the shoulders and upper arms and a pair of lower arms.
15th Century Gothic style gorget.
This is a 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.
Mid to Late 15th Century Italian Style Upper Leg Harness - with integral Plate Cuisses, Winged Poleyns and Demi-Greaves.
These 15th century demi-cuisse and greaves with 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.
Late 15th Century Gothic Style upper leg harness consisting of integrated cuisses, winged poleyns and demi-greaves.
A stunning Gothic Breast and Back Plate set done in the style of the 1480s-90s.
A Late 15th century to 16th century Gorget in 16 gauge mild steel.
14th - 15th century segmented poleyn (knee armour) to make your own splinted or brigandine leg harness or wear separately.
