MIDDLE AGES WEARABLE CORIAN ARMOR (054.03)

Armor made around 1440-1445 by the Corio family, among the most important Milanese gunsmith families of the period, together with whom the name of Giovanni da Garavalle also appears. Today preserved in the arms and armor collection of the Glasgow Museums in Scotland. Composed of a high tile sallet, with a T-shaped face opening, surrounded by a reinforcing bar with a rectangular section. Chest with cuff strap and washer fastened with needles to the part of the hauberk that covers the shoulder. The chest has a very sunken neckline and oblique underarms. Panziera fastened to the chest with an insurance strap. Back with poorly modeled butt. Shaped, symmetrical side panels, fastened to the brim blades to protect the upper part of the thighs; forked. Full armbands with asymmetrical man-at-arms shoulder pads, with the right having a hollowed front wing and on both buffs in place of the guard. Cubitera and cubit guard to defend the elbow. Mitten grips, i.e. with only protection for the four fingers and dummy from the wrist up. Leg strap structured in a cannon complete with two hinged and buckled plates to protect the thigh. Knee with articulated slats and fin. Cropped greave to protect the leg from the knee to the instep where the knitted shoe that covers a leather shoe is fixed.

Handmade in iron, it is completely wearable and comes with a rectangular wooden base. The armor can be equipped with either a sword or a halberd (included in the price).

CHARACTERISTICS
Height: 200 cm (including base)
Weight: 40kg