Long description
22th July of 1361 Valdemar IV of Denmark sent a group of armed men to Gotland coast. Locals, poorly armed, didnt stood a chance against Valdemars invading troops. Archaeological remains of this battle has been described as one of the most fearsome revelations of a medieval battle known to archaeologists. There are many studies about armors used on this battle due to the large amount pieces found in the bodies buried in the mass graves. Brigandines offer a protection equivalent to the cuirass but allowing more flexibility because of superposition of bands along a textile or leather body. This brigandine model a.k.a Type I is possibly one of the most popular and known among the pieces used on Wisby battle.
Technical description
It may have small marks on its surface, imperfections or won´t be 100% homogeneous. Roughness and color may vary from piece to piece. The dying process is made using traditional techniques so final colour may vary depending on leather´s original tone.
No returns will be accepted due to these issues.
This brigandine covers approximately up to 115cm of chest circumference and its length is 105cm. Weight: 8,25 kg approx.