ULFBERTH LEATHER LAMELLAR ARMOUR

ULFBERTH LEATHER LAMELLAR ARMOUR

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ULFBERTH LEATHER LAMELLAR ARMOUR

ULFBERTH LEATHER LAMELLAR ARMOUR

 

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Authentic replica of an early medieval leather lamellar armour, as it has been worn by Germanics, Slavs, Celtics, and Vikings. 
By hand approximately 220 lamellae have been knotted to each other with leather strips. Here we offer a standard size, fitting with a chest girth up to max. 105 cm. By means of the attached buckles the lamellar can be adjusted up to a certain degree. If you want to enlarge the armour, we recommend using our expansion set (sold separately) with 16 lamellae and leather strip. 

Details:
- Material: Platelets (lamellae) from approx. 3mm strong cowhide
- Chest girth up to 105 cm.
- Length: approx. 66 cm
- Weight: approx. 3.1 kg 

This is an original ULFBERTH® product.

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