Late medieval breast-plate Churburg
Fully battle-ready reconstruction of the breast plate of the famous late medieval Churburg-armour. It’s dated around 1360 AD and made out of nine steel plates which are rivetd to big pieces of leather on the back-side. Due to this construction the harness is quite articulated and fits actually everybody. Like the original which can be seen in the South Tyrolean castle and museum Churburg the steel-plates have got a brass lining and a solid V on the front. The breast-plate is size adjustable with the leather-straps and brass buckles at the back-side.
A great piece of reconstructed history!
Details:
– Material: capprox. 1.6 mm Steel, Brass and Leather
– Chest girth: from 105 to approx. 126 cm
– Weight: approx. 6.00 kg
