Breastplates & Body Armour
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Citadel Guardian Cuirass and Tassets
Only a distinguished veteran, proven on the battlefield of countless wars, can earn his place amongst the elite Citadel Guard. Should the walls ever fall, these formidable warriors shall stand steadfast, the last line of defence of the kingdom. They don the finest plate armours, forged by the imperial smiths to keep their wearers safe from the innumerable perils they are destined to face.
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Length: 50cm
Width: 40cm
Weight: 2.4kg
Material: Polyurethane
Tassets
Length: 32cm
Width: 24cm
Weight: 774g
Material: Polyurethane
All measurements are taken in a straight line at the widest point and, due to the flexible nature of this product, all measurements are approximate estimations and may not be indicative of your product or fit.
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Milanese Infantry Breastplate - 16 gauge
Milanese plate armour is often considered as one of the best, if not the best type of historical armour. It is exceptionally light, but incredibly sturdy. It's the kind of armour that can stop pretty much any sort of weapon and was the first choice of Knight's that could afford it.
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Our Milanese Infantry Breastplate is crafted from 16 gauge steel making it great for re-enactment. It is reinforced with a plackart and features adjustable leather straps for a secure fit.
Steel thickness may vary due to the handcrafted methods used on its manufacturing.
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15th Century Gothic Breastplate - 16 gauge
A breastplate was an interesting accessory used not only in battle, but in court and social events. During the 15th Century, the use of plate armour started becoming common, making it an essential piece of kit for re-enactment of the period. This German style breastplate was used throughout Europe during the 15th century. Combined with armoured arms and legs, it's the perfect torso protection for the heavy infantryman.
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Our 15th Century Gothic Breastplate is constructed from 16 gauge steel making it great for re-enactment. It is reinforced with a plackart and features a period style brass buckle for a gorget and adjustable leather straps for a secure fit.
Steel thickness may vary due to the handcrafted methods used on its manufacturing.
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Gothic Cuirass (Back and Breastplates) - 18 gauge
Gothic Armour was a popular style of armour in England and Germany during the late 15th Century. It was influenced by the peaks and ridges of Gothic architecture and art of the period and by the 1480's it was considered to be the best armour in Europe. It was worn by knights and nobles on both sides in the Wars of the Roses where it afforded excellent protection against the arrow storms associated with the battles of this period.
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Our Gothic Cuirass is handcrafted from 18 gauge steel and features adjustable leather straps that allow it to fit a range of sizes.
Weight: 5.3kg
Length: 49cm
Circumference (one half): 61cm
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15th Century European Breastplate III - 16 gauge
During the 15th Century plate armour was taking its place on the battlefield. Due to its simple design, this breastplate is perfect for the years 1400 to 1500. It can be worn over a gambeson or below a jack and is the perfect piece to finish your mercenary outfit. Features 16 gauge steel construction making it great for re-enactment and adjustable buckled leather straps for a secure fit.
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Steel thickness may vary due to the handcrafted methods used on its manufacturing.
Length: 45cm
Width: 58cm
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Tudor Breastplate - 18 Gauge
During the Tudor period, armour became more elaborately decorated, culminating in works of art such as the gilded Greenwich Armour worn by Henry VIII and his nobles.
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Our Tudor Breastplate echoes the artwork shown on this armour with its etched period patterns and decorative brass rivets. It is constructed from 18 gauge steel and features buckled leather straps allowing it to be worn by people up to a 56 inch chest (subject to body shape).
Weight: 5.3kg
Length: 49cm
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Brass Castilla Breastplate - 18 Gauge
This handcrafted steel and brass Castilla & Leon Breastplate by Marto of Toledo is a one-piece solid construction of armour that covers the entire front of the torso.
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This type of breastplate was typical of the Spanish armoury in the 16th century and was mainly worn by foot soldiers.
This steel armour is enhanced by riveted brass plates surrounding an oval relief emblem in the center of the breastplate. The relief emblem is that of the coat-of-arms for the Castilla & Leon region of Spain and is accompanied by two fleur de lis, one on either side.
Overall: 49 x 40 cm
Weight: 1.81 kg
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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Smooth Spanish Breastplate
This handcrafted Steel Smooth Spanish Breastplate by Marto of Toledo, is a one piece solid construction of armour that covers the entire front of the torso. This simple yet classic design of breastplate was typical of the Spanish armoury of the 16th century and was mainly worn by foot soldiers.
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This particular breastplate is unadorned smooth steel that highlights the craftsmanship and clean lines of the armour. This breastplate is a close replica to what soldiers of the particular era would have chosen to wear.
Overall: 49 x 40 cm
Weight: 1.81 kg
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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Churburg (#13) Style Breastplate - 16 gauge
Our Churburg Style Breastplate is based on the #13 Churburg Armour from the castle of Churburg (South Tyrol in the North of Italy). It belongs to the end of the 14th Century and was produced in an area that would eventually be famous for making the much prized Milanese Armour of the 15th Century.
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It is constructed from articulated 16 gauge steel plates that are riveted to leather for durability and strength and features leather buckled straps at the back. This item is popular with reenactors and is great for re-enactment.
Steel thickness may vary due to the handcrafted methods used in its manufacturing.
Length: 37cm
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Plackart (Breastplate) - 16 gauge
This plackart can be used to complement padded pieces of armour such as doublets or gambesons or can be worn over brigandines. They were very common in the 15th century. This one has two arming points for maximum reinforcement.
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It is constructed from 16 gauge steel making it great for re-enactment and features adjustable buckled leather straps. This item is popular with reenactors and is great for re-enactment.
Steel thickness may vary due to the handcrafted methods used in its manufacture.
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