chest and backplate scout black NoExportOutisdeEUPlus The first depictions of this

The first depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th-century Tower manuscript

the belt measures 2 cm in width and 165 cm in length

The arm harness is decorated with rivets and therefore matches the other Balthasar armour parts

making this type of bearded axe stronger than its predecessors

by means of which they may be securely fastened to the legs

chest and backplate scout black NoExportOutisdeEUPlus The first depictions of thisThe Scout is a practical and elegant armour consisting of a chestplate and a back plate, protecting the chest and upper back. The plates reach to the waist, permitting greater freedom of movement than armour pieces that also cover the abdomen and entire back. The armour is worn with leather straps over the shoulders and ribs, which are likewise adjustable to size. This armour is well suited to combining with other armour parts and with a gambeson,