avant arm harness

avant arm harnessThe arm armour is based on the Avant armour, dating from 1450 AD. The arm pieces are typically Milanese, with the elbows additionally protected by small plates that shield not only the elbows but also parts of the chest. In the early 15th century, complete suits of armour began to appear in Northern Italy, known as Milanese armour. This style was worn throughout Europe and was not limited to any single region. The Milanese style is characterised by

These are woven in a four-in-one pattern

The model of the trousers may be emphasised further by wearing leg wrappings

France and other Celtic countries

straps with riveted buckles are featured on the cotton

the entire legion was armed with these weapons

8 kg and has a thickness of about 1

of which most have a diameter of approx

velvet garments symbolised prosperity and prestige and were highly fashionable

The tunic has been designed as a reconstruction of this style

15 cm in width

The axe has been painted very realistically with broken metal pieces

or a sorcerer