Armor set (Garniture) of George Clifford, Third Earl of Cumberland, the end of XVI century (1590-1592)

Gothic full armor kit for non-battle actions of the XV century Gothic armor is a German kind of Milanese type of full armor set. It emerged in the second half of the XV century. The armour was very widespread on the territory of the Central Europe. The fact that it was worn by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I added the popularity to the armor. In the name “Gothic” lies the likeness with the architecture of the time: upward trending and oblongness of the forms. Compared to the original Milanese predecessor, the Gothic armour had several significant improvements. The details were smaller, which not only covered the body better, but eased the movement of legs and arms as well. The plates were also partly covered with corrugation. This brought an additional barrier of rigidity due to which the armor could stand the attack of the cold arms better. Helmet sallet, which was popular in the Germanic lands, usually used with bevor. One of the distinguishing features was also plated sabatons with pointy tips. Gothic armor could be bo..

Knight armour kit for interior This magnificent piece of the modern medieval armor art will adorn even the most sophisticated interior. The soldier armour made in the style of Italian masters of the XIV century. Every part is completely handcrafted by our artisans. This armor is made by standard sizes, not by measurements. This full set of armor is not intended for battles and tournaments, it can be used for show and like decorative interior armor.  This suit of armor includes the next parts: Closed helmet armet Plate cuirass with tassets Pauldrons Full arm protection Gauntlets Full leg protection Segmented sabatons Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm for all metal parts Satin polishing Black leather belts Steel nickel-plated buckles Steel rivets No decoration Main photo shows full medieval armor with following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm Red leather belts Brass buckles Brass rivets Mirror polishing Etching This model can..

Brigandine armour kit – 1 of the 15th century This brigandine kit is perfect armor for medieval fencing or spear running. The kit is not 100% historically correct, but it's appropriate for reenactments of the early XV century. We tested it on the Battle of Nations 2013, where kit showed off the excellent level of protection. You can see the first images of brigandine armour on the Byzantine miniatures. Such type of medieval body armor was widespread among the warriors in the XI-XIV centuries. But in the end of the XIV century, it was forced out by full armor suit, because of armorers' development. You can use this medieval suit of armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events This made-to-measure full brigandine kit is completely handcrafted by our artisans. Custom functional armor includes the next parts: Right plate mitten Left brigandine mitten* Leather brigandine Brigandine arms Brigandine tasses Plate shoulders * We make brigandine mitten ..

Jousting knight armor set of the 16th century Here is extraordinary work for your attention. Tournament armor, very heavy, with highest protective qualities and perfectly beautiful. Inspired by tournament outfits of XVI knights (up to Maximilian III of Austria, Archduke of Further Austria and Emperor Maximilian II), Steel Mastery crafted the most precise replica of battle armor of the XV century for you. Such armor seems the best medieval armor set of any that had been ever crafted. There is state-of-art handicraft of any blacksmith, dignified framing if knight prowess. Here you can see sets of armor, which inspired us: Higgins Armory Museum in Worcester Reinforcing pieces for tilt, 1560. George F. Harding Collection, German, Augsburg Or, armor of George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, Queen Elizabeth I's tournament champion. It is kept in Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: Simple, but classy outfit of Gridded Grand Guard. It is kept in Wallace Collection, London: Our tournament set includes c..

When you choose a coat of arms, the only one, which will adorn your standard and you knight tabard, it is very important not to make a mistake with symbols and put that sense into it, which you have in mind. And, Steel Mastery will gladly share with you examples of works, in which we have turned ideas of other dignified knights into life. This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  There is quite unusual medieval tabard, separated on five parts with shoulder pieces and festoons on the bottom edge. The following heraldic symbols are located in front of the tabard: French fleur-de-lis  leaves  lion  2 crossed swords. Lion traditionally symbolises courage, nobility, royalty, strength, stateliness and valour! On the back part of this tabard tunic we else can see a lion. On the shoulders we can see a double-headed eagle. Double-headed eagle, being native of the Middle East, this symbol of the state authority simply screams about power, insightfulness, m..