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A South German breastplate of globose form for a man-at-arms, circa 1500/10 Distinctly curved one-piece breastplate with flanges struck outwards. Original strap buckles attached to the shoulders. Older repair on the right
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What would knights of what is now Spain have worn armour-wise? I feel like Spanish knights probably wore lighter weight armour than French knights due to the heat. - Quora
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Dressed As Medieval Knights Fight High Resolution Stock Photography and Images - Alamy
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What would knights of what is now Spain have worn armour-wise? I feel like Spanish knights probably wore lighter weight armour than French knights due to the heat. - Quora
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