14th century arm armor 16 mm

14th century arm armor 16 mmThe Armpusser has been crafted in the style of the mid 14th century and is said to have been worn by the knights and fighters of the Hundred Years' War between France and Great Britain. The armoured people of this period did not wear complete plate designs such as those from the 15th century; rather, the plate armoured pieces were intended to be worn over a complete hauberk and offer additional protection for the front of the chest and arms. The arm

Crafted from textured cotton

and were particularly popular during the Dutch Eighty Years' War and the Dutch Golden Age

Constructed from carbon steel with a 50–52 HRC hardness

The universal folding chair is well-suited to LARP and re-enactment of different historical periods and scenarios

Alternatively

footwear was extremely expensive

The axe is strong and durable

These were usually worn under cuirasses and provided protection against cutting weapons such as rapiers and sabres

a golden detail can be seen

The shape and size of the axe heads were adapted to their intended purpose

The chest circumference is measured including a gambeson

the waistcoat primarily served two main purposes