Knee cap with chased rondel
ALC-03
Total
€95
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Kneecap (or poleyn) with chased rondel is an important element of protecting outfit of every medieval knight. Such caps for joints protection appeared in the middle of the XIII century and was in use for centuries with different types of armor – mail, brigand, plate leg defense.
This model of metal kneecap has a chased rondel, installed on the outer side. Rondel is a kind of small “shield” (usually round or with one or two leaves) that could be attached to various kind of medieval armor (e.g., knee or elbow caps, gauntlets or even helmet) for additional protection and hits’ reflecting.
Poleyns are kept on the joint with a help of leather belt and buckle, and additionally, it can be joined to the thigh protection (cuisses) on the upper side and greaves (on the lower side).
You can use these functional kneecaps for:
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You may also like similar models: kneecap with plain rondel, complex knee protection.
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