Suits of Armour

Our Agincourt Armour is inspired by the armour worn by both the English and French knights at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. It features a distinctive style of helmet that was in common use by knights and men-at-arms of the early 15th century.

The Suit of Armour or "harness" as it was known as is handcrafted from 18 gauge steel and features adjustable leather straps and brass buckles. It is mostly, but not fully, articulated allowing it to be worn for some applications. The legs feature the least degree of articulation and are really designed with display in mind. The upper body and arms are articulated. The helmet is fitted with a liner and chin strap and features a pivoting visor.

The armour ideally needs two people to match up the breastplate to the back. Attach the gauntlets to arms first, then the arms to the body.

Limited wearability due to the Sabatons giving no room for the ankles.

Height on Stand: 200cm
Base footprint: 51x40cm
Width (elbow to elbow): 75cm
Overall weight including the stand: 45kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

This armour is inspired by the Templar's of old but dates from a later period in history after the Templar Order had been suppressed. It is crafted in polished steel and features leather straps, chainmail skirt and comes assembled on a wooden display stand on a varnished wooden base. It comes complete with a Grand Master of Templars  sword, etched Templar shield and is adorned with a Templar cape. 

This armour is designed for display only, and whilst some of the joints are articulated to allow for a variety of poses, it is not designed to be worn.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Width (Base): 56 x 56cm
Weight: 44kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece. 

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

This armour is inspired by the Templar's of old but dates from a later period in history after the Templar Order had been suppressed. It is crafted in polished steel and features leather straps, chainmail skirt and comes assembled on a wooden display stand on a varnished wooden base. It comes complete with a Grand Master of Templars  sword, etched Templar shield and is adorned with a Templar cape. 

This armour is designed for display only, and whilst some of the joints are articulated to allow for a variety of poses, it is not designed to be worn.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Width (Base): 56 x 56cm
Weight: 44kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece. 

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

Our English Suit of Armour is typical of the armour worn by English knights on the battlefields of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It is characterised by its plain surfaces and was often ordered from armourers in Italy or Germany.

This armour is constructed from steel and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with display sword, steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

Armour such as this, was worm by the Cuirassier Heavy Cavalry during the English Civil War. It has an antiqued patina to give it the aged look often associated with armour from this period on display in stately homes and museums.

This armour is constructed from steel and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

Our Black Knight Suit of Armour is typical of the armour worn by English knights on the battlefields of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It is characterised by its plain surfaces and was often ordered from armourers in Italy or Germany.

This armour is constructed from steel with a dark blue/black finish (similar to gun blue) and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with display sword, steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Armour:
Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

Base:
Height: 19cm
Width: 50cm
Length: 40cm

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

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Armours like this were made by the Milanese master armourers between 1400 and 1500 and commissioned by nobles and captains throught Europe. The armour depicted is similar to the one worn by Roberto of Sanseverino, commander of the Venetian army during the war against the Hapsburgs for the control of the southern Tyrol and who died in battle in 1487. It is now held at Waffensammlungen museum in Wien.

This armour is constructed from steel with a dark blue/black finish (similar to gun blue) and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with display sword, steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

A Museum quality copy of jousting armour that belonged to the Count Ulrich IX, Lord of Matsch (1435-1481), and originally made by the Milanese armourers Negroli. The original is held in the Churburg Castle in Sluderno (Italy). His body was so huge that he became the symbol of the invincible warrior and a hero in the Ariosto's and Boiardo's poems. It is a typical Italian-style armour characterized by plain patches. The harness is equipped with a large basinet connected to the pauldron and provided with a very narrow eye slit.

This armour is constructed from steel and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.

This suit of armour was made around the years 1440-1445 by the Corio family who were amongst the most famous Italian armourers of the period and in collaboration with Giovanni da Garavalle. Today the original is held in the arms and armour collection of the Kelingrove Museum in Glasgow, Scotland. It is typical Italian-style armour, characterized by plain surfaces with a "T" faced sallet also known as Venetian-style sallet.

This armour is constructed from steel and is fully articulated and can be worn. Ideally suited to somebody of average build from 5'10" - 6'2" tall. Comes complete with steel stand and wooden base.

Ships in a large box and is delivered partially assembled. Some simple assembly is required.

Height: 200cm
Weight: 40kg

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Ordering from outside the UK? Please contact us for a competitive shipping quote before ordering.