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Indian (Decca) helmet shaped like a traditional Mughal turban including the folds, 17th century, adjustable nasal-guard with leaf shaped terminals for face protection.

Indian (mughal) shishpar (flanged mace), 17th century, made entirely of steel, head formed of nine flanges, below a domed finial, and a cylindrical haft with a Khanda sword type basket hilt. Overall length: 79 cm (31 in).

Делался в пару к часам. Заказчик не захотел покупать ортопедическую полуперчатку. Хотел чтоб она сочеталась с часами. Автор: ArmadiIIo

Handmade LARP armour made from 3-4 mm leather and suede by Andracor in Berlin! SIZE M-L best fits those between 1.70 m and 1.95 m tall and with a chest circumference between 95 cm and 120 cm. SIZE XL is suitable for people over 1.95 m tall and with a chest circumference between 116 cm and 135 cm. In comparison to more rigid leather armour, the suede composition of our archer armour provides a distinctly more comfortable feel. The arm freedom ensures more mobility as well as side lacing...

metal medallions bolted onto leather

Indian (Maratha) helmet, 18th century, with pointed and curved-over crest and a curved tail projecting below rim. Partially gilt, leaving panels of steel. Helmet with pointed and curved-over crest and a curved tail projecting below rim. Partially gilt, leaving panels of steel.Helmet with pointed and curved-over crest and a curved tail projecting below rim. Partially gilt, leaving panels of steel. Height: 23 cm, Diameter: 25 cm, Victoria and Albert Museum.

Armor Venue - RFB Viking Leather Armour- Brown Small

square plate armour

This is a wonderful story, not nearly as well known as it should be, and the whole thing takes place in Hertfordshire, the county of England in which I live. 'The Pelham district was troubled with an enormous dragon that committed great havoc with the flocks and herds of the neighbourhood. 'Piers Shonks, a valiant man and a renowned hunter, determined to destroy the reptile; therefore fully armed with his hounds, so swift of foot that they were said to be winged, he sallied forth in search...

leather armor pattern - Cerca con Google

Indian (Mysore) peti (quilted armor), c.1790, belonging to Tipu Sultan (The Tiger of Mysore), looted by British forces from his palace/fortress (Seringapatam) after his murder by the British in 1799. Tipu's motto was "better to live a single day as a tiger than a thousand years as a sheep", he succeeded his father, Haidar Ali, as ruler of the South Indian state of Mysore in 1782. Silk, brocade, silver thread, 99 cm long. Acquired by George IV, The Royal Palaces, Residences and Art...

Gérald | CNCS. I believe this was worn on stage in the early 1900s in France. So, it's a costume, but the idea is cool.

Indian (Mysore) quilted armor (peti), late 17th c, thick quilted armor was used to protect Mysorean soldiers going into battle, apparently with a great degree of success. Benjamin Sydenham, an aide-de-camp to Richard Wellesley, stated that "it is perfectly certain that that these stuff and quilted jackets were frequently found to resist the sabres of even European Cavalry" (quoted in Moienuddin, Mohammed, Sunset at Srirangapatam. After the Death of Tipu Sultan, Hyderabad, 2000, p. 92).

Assassinator- India.