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Decorated finger gauntlets are a type of medieval hand protection, which was popular and essential element of knight battle outfit in the XV century, and gauntlets are the part of German Gothic armor kit. This steel protection has such typical features of Gothic armor, as elongated wrist with reinforcement ribs, articulated fingers and extra plate, which covers knuckles.  Small steel scales are riveted to the firm leather base – such design makes fingers’ movements comfortable and easy. Fingered knight gauntlet is fixed on the hand with a belt and buckle. Medieval plate gauntlets don’t restrict movements of hand, that is very important during fencing or battle.&...

Here is anatomical splinted bracers, the very same which were popular in the XIV century in German lands. The most famous knights of the Holy Roman Empire, from Stralsund to Nice, from Luxembourg to Vienna were strutting around in similar steel bracers. This German medieval armor was so good that knight had been even buried in them, pictured on the gravestones and effigies. Bracers consist of lengthwise strips (splints), riveted to the leather base. Then and now, such design allows good arm protecting; at the same time, it is quite light, good fitting and does not restrict arm movements during the fight. In time, leather in bracers’ construction will be represented by belts only.  ...

Well-known "Avant Armour" is dating from about 1450-1485 years. It was crafted in Corio workshop, Milano, and was belong to Fon Matsch, the owner of Churburg Castle in the 1450 year. This Milanese armor is one of the most famous type of medieval full-plate body protection. Roundish plate cuirass includes several parts: Breast plate and back plate. Joined together with leather belts and buckles; Plackart, which is fastened to the front and back plates; Segmented skirt (faulds), made of horizontal straps, which are connected with rivets and hinges; Tassets – plates, which protects hips. Fastened to the lower part of skirt  Characteristics:  Me...

Knightly mittens is a popular model of medieval plate hand armor, which was widespread among the warriors of all military branches in the XIV-XV centuries. Mittens cover fingers and provide with good hold. Five segments are joined together with rivets and attached to the wide wrist part. Such design provides with perfect hold of weapon, complete protection of hand and good mobility during the medieval fencing. We strictly recommend to wear such plate mittens only over padded gloves. Then, wearing will be more comfortable and protection more reliable.  Wrist circumference - 31 cm (12.2 in) Length from tip to beginning of iron skirt – 23 cm (9 in) The length of the skirt �...

This is a copy of a sallet made by the Austrian master-gunsmith Caspar Rieder. The original dates back to 1480 and you can see it in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Earlier it was in the ancestral armory of the Counts Trapp at Churburg Castle, South Tyrol.                                             The only difference is that Caspar Rieder forged his sallet from a single piece of metal while we welded two parts of the dome together. Both helmets have a medial ridge that smoothly transitions into a low slightly flattened keel-shaped comb over the rounded bowl. Also,...

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This model of medieval Asian helmet is based on the paintings from the book “Jami al-Tawarikh” (Eng."Compendium of Chronicles") of Persian historian Rashid-al-Din Hamadani, who expounded history of the Mongols in this book. We made slight changes in the helmet design, so now it is completely compliant to SCA standards and HMB. Medieval head protection has bar-grill visor, which is attached to the peak, and neck plate for protection of the back part of the neck. Distance between the rods is about 2 cm (less than 1 inch). Two rondels on the both side provide with additional protection for temples. Mail aventail braids bar grill visor, so face is completely covered, though vision and ...

Here is Khudesutu Khuyag for your attention – respectable, grand lamellar armor of the noble Mongol warrior. It is wide and massive; it inspires with respect and deters an enemy. This typical representative of protecting outfit in the Great Steppe, which was not as wild as one got used to consider. L-XL size, will fit on measurements: Chest circumference while inhaling over padded protection: 102 Waist circumference while inhaling over padded protection: 89

Handcrafted plate knee caps as a part of leg armor for knee range from 47 till 52 cm (18,5 – 20,5 in): Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Brown leather; Steel rivets; Steel nickel-plated buckles

Photo shows handcrafted Visby brigandine gauntlets with options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Brown leather; Steel rivets; Steel nickel-plated buckles Sewn leather gloves Wrist circumference 23 cm (9 in)

This helmet is an exact analogue of European helmets of the 14-15th centuries. Metal - steel 2.0 mm.  Sizes: - circumference over eyebrows 58,5 cm (23 inches) - circumference over nose 53,5 cm (23,4 inches) You can readmore about helmet or order custom one here.

Incredibly beautiful blueing helmet . Made of steel 1.5 mm Will fit on head circuference 73-77 cm ( 28,7 – 29,9 inch)

Made of steel 2 mm (12 ga). Will fit to wrist circumference – 34 cm (13.4 in).

Steel elbow caps 1.5 mm (16 ga) Will fit on :  Elbow circumference 39  – 44 

 Steel elbow caps 1.5 mm ( 16 ga)  Will fit on the elbow circumference : 42 – 50 cm (16.5 – 19.6 inch ) Brown leather fastening. 

Steel 1.5 mm (16 ga)  Product length : 30 cm (11.8 inch)  Product width : 12 cm (4.7 inch) Sabatons have brown leather buckle straps. 

Hardened elbow caps 1.5 mm ( 16 ga) Will fit on the elbow circumference : 42 – 50 cm (16.5 – 19.6 inch ) Brown leather fastening.

Stainless steel – 1.5 mm Will fit on the clasp circumference – 34- 37 cm 

Made of steel 1.5 mm  (0.05 inch) Will fit on the circuference 42 cm ( 17 inch) 

Half-greaves of the XIV-XVI centuries are the popular shin guard among medieval soldiers – as mounted, so dismounted. In combination with cuisses (thigh armor) and kneecaps, these greaves created full leg defense, comfortable and good protecting at the same time. These plate greaves protect the front part of calf, though backside is left uncovered. Leather belts with steel or brass buckles keep armor reliably on the leg.  Steel 1.5 mm Ankle circumference 41-45 cm Сalf circumference 49 - 58 cm