Breast Plate 15th Century C Steel Knife Thick enough to serve as

Thick enough to serve as its own armor

The long slit in the middle is set on the belt itself to assure not a coin falling out

The suede leather warms your head when its cold outside and prevents from overheating

lusted deeply after the gold and affluence of the Obsidian Mines and their king

Breast Plate 15th Century C Steel Knife Thick enough to serve asLegend The clash of steel resounds through the battlefield. Amidst the thunder of hooves and the chaos of warcries, a lone figure stands resolutehis chest encased in burnished steel. He is no noble lord, yet the glint of his breastplate strikes fear into the hearts of foes. For in the wars of the late Middle Ages, it was not only knights who wore steel, but the grim mercenaries, the seasoned billmen, and the daring light cavalryall seeking their