Late Medieval Chainmail Gauntlets - LORD OF BATTLES

September 21,2024

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This short sleeve hauberk with butted ring is an adaptation of the historical classic, a great armor for any knight, viking, or heavily armored

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This hauberk is made from links of high tensile steel wire that have been butted together end to end. The rings are left uncoated. Belt is not included. The hauberk was a widely used defense among dark age and Medieval warriors. Hauberk comes from the Old Frankish word halsberg which originally is a reference to a mail item that protects the throat.

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