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Natural armor with engravings, silver plume of feathers and sword in the hand

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Made in: Toledo (Spain)
Height: 200 cms.

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Natural armor with engravings, silver plume of feathers and sword in hand. The armor is a garment made by metal parts or other resistant material used to protect the body of the fighter.

Medieval Armor History

The origin of medieval armor dating from the period when the Egyptian military garb consisted of a helmet and a breastplate made of strong cloth or leather covered largely with metal plates.

All frames are made available to us in Toledo (Spain) and delivered with its certificate of authenticity that proves it.

Armaduras medievales fabricadas en Toledo (España)

In the Middle Ages, after the invasions of the peoples of the North and even more at the time of the Crusades is widespread use of the lorica, consisting of scales (the Coracina) or by tissue tririllas, little ring or steel chains called chain mail as an addition to own armor worn by the military on a sort of padded jacket known by the names of gambax, velmez prepunte and to cushion the blows of the enemy weapons.

Completa colección de armaduras medievales fabricadas en Toledo (España)

A full armor consists of several pieces hinged together having reached up to number 250 in a single fighter with a weight of about 25 to 30 kilos, but the most common medieval armor and important are reduced to twenty-five, divided into four groups of head, trunk and upper and lower extremities.

Armor .- For the head guard

The helmet, helmet and the like protecting the top and consisting of helmet, visor and barbera

The helmet, was the top of the hull where there used to be the crest.

The visor covering the face.

The barber for the mouth and chin

The neck ruff defending ahead

The neck shield defending the neck from behind.

Armor .- For the body's defense

The gorget or ruff in the upper chest and back, arriving to replace the gorge.

The breastplate , the rest of the breast

The pouches that came somewhat lower than the previous

The escarcelones, species with pouches that extended knee joints

The Waistguard for the loins

The Pancera for the belly, made of mesh

The asshole, to the buttocks, also made of mesh

Armor .- The upper extremity

Shoulder pads, shoulder

The Armguards in the upper arm

The holsters in the armpit

The struts in the elbow

The cuff on the forearm

The crabs on the opposite side of the elbow

The gauntlets on his wrists and hands

The gauntletsin the fingers and hand

Armor .- The lower extremity

The quixotic defense or leg loops for the thighs

Knee pads for knees

Leg greaves

The boots and shoes for foot shod

The plaque or card, which was added to these pieces in a fair and escudito was noticed that the top and left wearing overalls and painted the emblem and the motto of the noble knight.