13th 14th century elbow armor Schildknoppen The mace head is a

The mace head is a replica of an original held at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Cambridge (England)

They provide protection to the vulnerable elbow joint whilst not weighing or costing as much as a full arm harness

It may be worn as a slip dress

The cloak is warm and spacious

the solid bronze grip featured a pattern resembling fish scales

13th 14th century elbow armor Schildknoppen The mace head is aThese elbow guards are based on medieval originals. Couters were amongst the first pieces of plate armour added to a medieval knight's gear. They were usually worn over a chainmail hauberk and provided protection for particularly vulnerable parts of the body. Couters such as these were already in use across most of Europe by 1320. These couters feature a leather lining for added comfort. They come with leather fastening straps and can also be attached