German Breastplate 15th Cent. 1,2mm Polished Burgschneider Blouses Its distinctive \"dehumanizing appearance\" adds

Its distinctive \"dehumanizing appearance\" adds an intimidating edge

The stitched details give the leather scabbard a really high quality look

ensuring you can move with ease during intense reenactments or bustling Medieval Markets

The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool

German Breastplate 15th Cent. 1,2mm Polished Burgschneider Blouses Its distinctive \"dehumanizing appearance\" addsAs the 15th Century dawned, noblemen and knights alike felt a call to arm themselves for war. This chest plate exuded strength in battle but also conveyed an air of sophistication at court or social events when worn by knights, noblemen, or soldiers. Combining this piece with protective arms and legs created quite an impressive ensemble. This German style design was especially popular throughout Europe from 1450 to the 1500s. Made of 1. 2mm steel;