Raised single piece, this armet is copied from one in the churburg armoury. The additional plates to the rear are removable. The crown reinforce was ommitted at the customers request. Finished with heat bluing although the pictures do not do the colour justice.

An English armour based on an effigy in St Marys church, Broughton Castle. It is made in hardened and tempered spring steel. The rivets used are made of steel with decorative brass caps attached. Straps have been dyed blue and have been tipped with brass strap ends. The tournament helmet is inspired by the ones pictured in Rene de Anjou's tournament book.

Leather covered and studded steel based on english effigies of the 1340's

Based on the "Avant" armour Made in Mild Steel

Based on the "Avant" harness

Made in hardened and tempered spring steel. Russetted finish

Raised in low carbon steel

Based on the grave finds from the battle of Wisby. Hardened and tempered spring steel plates on a leather base.

Raised in low carbon steel. Based on an original in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

English Bevor based on the effigys in the church of St Mary's, Berkeley. Raised in low carbon steel with a triangulated top roll. Lined with a quilted liner and the lower lames articulated on leathers. Designed to be worn with the sallet strap over the bevor and the leathered lower lames allow head movement.

Raised skull in Mild Steel with hardened and tempered spring steel brow reinforce, Visor and Wrapper. Fully lined with a quilted liner based on surviving originals.

Raised in spring steel and fully hardened and tempered. Based on the helmet formerly in St Marys church, Bury St Edmunds

Single piece raised in hardened and tempered spring steel. Brass knuckle plates and fingers based on Thames finds.

Hardened and tempered spring steel back and breast plates with removable paunce.

Based on an original in the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Raised fron a single sheet of low carbon steel

Mild Steel Breastplate strapped to be worn as a front only Triangulated rolls at the neck and armpits.

Hardened and tempered spring steel Circa 1480's

Hardened and tempered Spring Steel

Raised from a single piece with brass decorative rivet washers. Oil Blackened