image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550
image-Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550

Late Middle Ages Arm Armour - 1.6mm Polished Steel 1450-1550

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Arm armour from the Late Middle Ages (1450–1550) featuring a polished 1.6mm steel construction. This historical piece combines a vambrace, couter, and rerebrace to protect the forearm, elbow, and upper arm while maintaining hand mobility.

  • Double-jointed design: Moves with the wearer for comfort and flexibility in combat
  • Polished finish: Satin surface with a slightly reflective appearance
  • Secure fastening: Leather band attachment with arming laces and reinforced straps at forearm, elbow, and upper arm
  • Handcrafted steel: Made from 1.6mm carbon steel and leather; thickness may vary due to traditional methods
  • Weight: 4.6 kg; untreated steel can be protected with mineral or synthetic oil

Authentic medieval arm protection designed for reenactment, historical display, or living history. Stays firmly in place during active use.

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Arm armour from the Late Middle Ages (1450–1550) featuring a polished 1.6mm steel construction. This historical piece combines a vambrace, couter, and rerebrace to protect the forearm, elbow, and upper arm while maintaining hand mobility.

  • Double-jointed design: Moves with the wearer for comfort and flexibility in combat
  • Polished finish: Satin surface with a slightly reflective appearance
  • Secure fastening: Leather band attachment with arming laces and reinforced straps at forearm, elbow, and upper arm
  • Handcrafted steel: Made from 1.6mm carbon steel and leather; thickness may vary due to traditional methods
  • Weight: 4.6 kg; untreated steel can be protected with mineral or synthetic oil

Authentic medieval arm protection designed for reenactment, historical display, or living history. Stays firmly in place during active use.

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