[Allan Senefelder]

I have for sale a pair of 14th century style arms and simple espauliers with brass buckles.

The arms are made from 16 gauge steel, with an outwardly rolled top edge rebrace and bracer cuff and beveled plate edges where appropriate. The crease of the wing on the knee cops has a little decorative file work and they come with hand made brass buckles and steel holders with light decorative file and chisel work. There are leather tabs at the top of the rebrace with two eyelets for pointing. The bracers turn in slots in the manner of the " Voght of Match " armour in Churburg ( also shown close up in TOMAR ) and all the rest of the plates are slot riveted as well. The bracers are 8 1/8 inches long and have a max circumference of 15 1/2 inches at the fore arm and 10 5/8 inches at the wrist. They fit me fine and i'm thouroughly average with 14 1/2 inch biscepts and arms that are 23 inches from the ball of the shoulder to the wrist. They bend fully through the range of the arm and have plenty of hyperextension . I'd like to get $171.00 for the pair (a little more than the steel buckles due to material cost but still less than we used to charge for them with cast buckles and regular non turning bracers ) plus shipping.

The simple espauliers are made from 16 gauge steel with an outwardly turned edge on the bottom lame and beveled edges on the others. Includes eyelets at the top for pointing and hand made brass buckles and steel mounts with light decorative file and chiselwork. I'd like to get $37.00 plus shipping ( less than we used to sell these for ).


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[Allan Senefelder]

Easpauliers are sold. Arms still avaliable.