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As a standard I craft those elements as non-welded. Arms cover can be ordered in different options of surface finish. It is obvious that simple soldier armour not always fit with precise polishing and vice-versa, highly decorative style can not be finished shallowly. Despite of finish, the marks of mechanic processing are never left on the surface and details like, for example inside spacers and those which fasten the leather belts are hand made, or their look is similar as hand made ones. As default I use normal type of steel, unless it is written in product description otherwise.
Arms 16 tool steel (C45)
price: 1250/1500 euro + mailing costs

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Plate arms made basing on iconography of second half of 14th century and beggining of 15th century. The one on the picture is made of tool steel C45 and it costs 1500 euro. The same made of ordinary steel - 1250 euro. 1,5mm and 1,0mm thick steel. Surface is hammered and sanded, there are hammer marks left (*6), additionaly there are some file marks also. Product is not welded.

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Arms 15
price: 3000 euro + mailing costs

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Three-part arm cover. Second half of 15th century. It is made of 1,5mm and 1,2mm thick steel. Product is non-welded. Surface hammered, sanded, hammering marks (6*), additionaly there are some file marks also.

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Arms 14
price: 1175 euro + mailing costs


Three-part arm cover. Second half of 15th century. It is made of 1,5mm and 1,2mm thick steel. Product is non-welded. Surface hammered, blackened with beeswax (*5).

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Arms 13 tool steel (C45)
price: 1650/2000 euro + mailing costs


Arm cover (arm + pauldron) based on iconography of second half of 14th century and beggining of 15th century. The one on the picture is made of tool steel C45 and it costs 2000 euro. The same made of ordinary steel - 1650 euro. 1,5mm and 1,0mm thick steel. Surface is hammered and sanded, there are hammer marks left (*6), additionaly there are some file marks also. Product is not welded.

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Arms 12
price: 1175 euro + mailing costs


Three-part arm cover. Second half of 15th century. It is made of 1,5mm and 1,2mm thick steel. Product is non-welded. Surface is hammered, sanded a bit and there are hammer marks left (*7).

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Arms 11
price: 1500 euro + mailing costs


An arm cover, made basing on second half of 15th century iconography. It is made of steel 1,5mm, 1,2mm and 1,0mm thick. Product is non-welded. Surface (*6) + file marks.

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Arms 10 tool steel (C45)
price: 1650/2000 euro + mailing costs


Full arm cover, end of 14th century. It is based on the tomb of Edward "The Black Prince" in Canterbury. Couter and upper part of it were made of tool steel C45 1,5mm thick, the rest of 1,0mm. One can order this pattern of ordinary steel in price of 1650 euro. Product is non welded.

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Panzer bars 4
price: 600 euro + mailing costs


Panzer bars from the second half of the 15th century. Steel elements made from sheet - 1,5mm thickness. Bars - 2mm. Surface hammered, sanded, hammering marks (6*). This product is non-welded.

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Panzer bars 3
price: 500 euro + mailing costs


Panzer bars from the second half of the 15th century. Steel elements made from sheet - 1,5mm thickness. Bars - 2mm. Surface hammered and slighty polished, hemmering marks (*7). This product is non-welded.

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Arms 9
price: 1800 euro + mailing costs


Late gothic cover for hand, made of 3 elements. Made on the basement of iconography and tomb. The steel is: 2mm for elbow, and 1,2mm - back side. The whole is hammered, and then sanded and polished by hand (*2). This is not welded item.

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