Description

This fully wearable Churburg Suit of Armour suit is based on the famous #13 harness housed in the Castle of Churburg in Italy. Believed to have been made in Milan during the second half of the 14th century, this high quality armour is one of the earliest known examples of a near-intact harness. This armour typifies a period when the traditional mail coat, reinforced with varying degrees of plate protection, was still predominant on the battlefields of Europe and predates the full plate suits of the 15th century.

Our Churburg armour is fully articulated and wearable and boasts many of the features found on the original suit. Many of the individual steel plates that make up the 16 ga. breastplate (which has a lance rest attached to the right hand side) and arm-harness are bordered with decorative etched brass strips. Supplied with an iron display stand, the harness features a round section riveted mail shirt and aventail.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Key Features:

16 Gauge Steel-Helmet, Knees and Elbows are 14 Gauge Steel
Fully Articulated
Wooden Base and Stand Included

SPECIFICATIONS

Overall: 72″
Weight: 168lb
Gauge: 16

Specs will vary slightly
from piece to piece.

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