This 17th Century Knights Armor is a superior reproduction of a historical piece.  This full suit of plate armor features a basinet-style helm and smooth plates that are crafted in the styling tradition of those master craftsmen who created the originals for kings and knights throughout Europe...

This fully wearable suit is based on the famous #13 harness housed in the Castle of Churburg in Italy.  Believed to have been made in Milan during the second half of the 14th century, this high quality armour is one of the earliest known examples of a near-intact harness.  This armour typi..

The Duke of Burgandy Armor is not only articulated and wearable, it is constructed of 18 gauge steel and will probably work as well as the original!  Built on a mannequin, this suit is shipped assembled. ..

This is one of the most beautifully crafted suits of armor available today.  It is hand forged in Italy from 18-gauge steel and is fully articulated and wearable.  This armor is a reproduction of the 15th century armor that belonged to German Noble, Fredrich I, Count Palatine of the Rhi..

Large sections of plate armor began to be added to chain-mail armor during the middle of the 13th century.  This continued until full plate armor developed sometime in the late 14th century.   Two main centers for the production of plate armor were Germany and Italy.  This suit o..

A fully articulated and wearable full harness in the German Gothic Style of the late 15th Century Amour. The ridged radiating patterns embossed on the breastplate, cuisses and the pauldrons and the fluted gauntlets are also typical features of Armour made in southern Germany during this period. ..