Pair of plate armor Gauntlets! Protect the hands, wrists, and parts of the arm with these steel Gauntlets. They are easy to wear and allow full range of motion with the hands, fingers, and wrists. Each finger is covered in steel scales, riveted together in a flexible fashion. The wrists also have layered steel providing full range of motion. Each gauntlet is secured with Genuine leather cow hide straps. They can be worn over gloves or possibly with bare hands. Covers the outside of both hands, the wrist, and the first 6 inches of the lower arm.

Reproduction of a crown, ornament of the head used as a symbol of sovereignty from Western monarchies in the Middle Ages. Entirely made in steel handmade. Wearable.

These articulated Medieval Sabatons are constructed from 18 gauge steel. They are designed to be fitted on top of your boots and are secured and fitted to size by buckling the hinged heel plate with the adjustable steel buckle and leather strap.

Maximize protection for your head with the stylish Houndskull Bascinet. Keeping with the traditional design that is characterized by a visor that covers the entire face with a protruding nozzle to resemble a hound's face, this piece features 18 gauge steel construction with a blackened interior and cotton suspension liner. It is highlighted by a removable visor held in place with retaining pins and secured in the down position with a buckled strap. It also allows for attachment of a chainmail aventail with steel pins and drilled holes. Great for costumes and re-enactments.

This handmade steel helmet sports a sizeable brim with a sharp angle at its front. Rivets accentuate the base of the crown. The leather chin strap is adjustable, making this historic steel helmet a fantastic addition to armored costume looks and LARP outfits. Authentic in its historic styling, the Morion Steel Helmet perfectly tops off many early Renaissance-inspired ensembles.

This Crusader Pot Helm with faceplate is constructed from riveted plates of 18 gauge steel. The interior of the helm is blackened and is fitted with an adjustable leather suspension liner and an adjustable leather chin strap with a buckle. Includes a wooden display stand.

This is the Medieval 18 Gauge Steel Pauldron Shoulder Neck Armor with Blade Breaker. The neck and shoulder area is one of the most important places that a warrior has to protect.

This 16 gauge steel 8" diameter combat grade functional medieval shield boss comes with 4 pre-drilled holes

Constructed from 18 gauge, mild steel and featuring a comfortable leather liner, this helmet is characteristic of the Italian barbute

14" Height Brass Crusader Great Helmet -Helmet Display Stand Included. Features Inner Leather Liner

Padded garments like this Cotton Collar are worn underneath metal and chain mail armor. It improves the absorption of impact and reinforces coverage.

Medieval Kingsguard Armor Set with Display Stand 6 Feet Tall

Plain round steel battle shield is constructed of extra heavy duty 18 gauge roll formed steel. The Plain round steel battle shield size is 23 inches in diameter with a heavy rolled edge. This steel shield has a curved shape and has the classic medieval style of the buckler. The shields ship with a metal handle located in the back for firm grip.

Although the existence of buckler is not very well known, it was very widely used in its day. It was a simple yet effective weapon that when combined with a sword, made a swordsman a much more dangerous opponent. There were five primary uses which recognized the bucklers small size and maneuverability: Hand protection, Deflector, Blinder, "Metal fist", Binder. Its small size was very useful in deflecting the blow of swords or large fighting knives. Constructed of 16 gauge iron with a natural finish the Infantry Battle Ready 16g Buckler Shield would give the user a clear advantage over other opponents.

Although the existence of buckler is not very well known, it was very widely used in its day. It was a simple yet effective weapon that when combined with a sword, made a swordsman a much more dangerous opponent. There were five primary uses which recognized the bucklers small size and maneuverability: Hand protection, Deflector, Blinder, "Metal fist", Binder. Its small size was very useful in deflecting the blow of swords or large fighting knives. Constructed of 16 gauge iron with a natural finish the Infantry Battle Ready 16g Buckler Shield would give the user a clear advantage over other opponents.

These Pauldrons are an impressive example of Gothic Style plate armor. They are crafted from 18 gauge steel. The pauldrons feature an outstanding gothic style that uses one large, elegantly shaped shoulder plate to protect most of the shoulder, as well as three smaller lames that extend down to protect the arm. An additional plate extends at the top of the pauldron to add additional protection, while also providing a harness to secure the pauldron to the gorget.

The Renaissance Gorget Neck Plate is made with 18 gauge steel. The thick steel is almost impenetrable by the most common steel blades. studs surround the outer edge of the folded steel plating. Adjustable leather straps support the armor front and back. The curved shape fits snugly around the upper chest and neck region securely. It's curved design allows the armor to flex and absorb impact from a strike.

Sugarloaf helmet is variation of top helm with sphero-conical dome. It was popular in Europe in the first part of XIV century. This helm is made from 20g steel with real brass accents. The lower portion of the helmet consists of two parts that are riveted to the dome. The brass accents form a cross that attaches to the front with eye slits. The front features several holes for ventilation. Inside a leather suspension liner is provided for comfort and includes an adjustable chin strap with steel buckle. A steel loop is also provided to hold the extra leather tight from the adjustable chin strap. The sugarloaf helmet is easy-to-use and provides with perfect protection during medieval fencing. Comes with the wooden display stand.

Developed early in the 12th Century, the Great Helm became the mainstay of the medieval fighting man and lasted for about 300 years. Worn over a mail coif and padding, this helm has menacing narrow eyeslits for maximum protection. This helmet is crafted from 18 gauge steel and a classic style of medieval helmets, one of the most popular versions depicted and worn.

The shell is constructed of thick steel. This means our helmet is as heavy and as solid as an original. The shell is large. The liner comprised of soft genuine leather that, just like the originals. Liner size can accommodate head sizes 7 1/4 up to 7 51/2 . The all leather chinstrap connects to the helmet with proper rings. The finish/color is "smooth gray-green" or "field-grau".