Not only on battle, but on court or social events, a chest plate is an interesting complement for noblemen, soldiers or knights. The use of plate armor it´s becoming common during the 15th Century, and this chest plate became a must for the re-enactment of the period. This German style chest plate could be in use in any part of Europe during the 1450 to the 1500´s. Combined with arm harness and legs, it makes a very nice composition for a heavy infantry man. More information...
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European chest plate fluted, 2nd half 15.cent.
This chest plate is to be attached to the trunk by the supplied leather belts. You can wear it separately without the back plate and we recommend wearing a quilted tunic or a gambeson underneath.
Specifications of European chest plate, 2nd half 15.cent.:
- made from gauge of plate 16 | 1.5mm
- including brass buckles (for gorget)
- Made by Marshal Historical
Approximate dimensions of the chest plate, measured from the rear
- Total height about 62cm
- Total width of the waist about 40cm
Measurements of this breastplate measured from behind in a straight line across:
- Between the widest points just under the armpits: approx. 42cm
- Between the narrowest points at the waist: approx. 37,5cm