BREASTPLATE ARMOUR OF KING RICHARD AA2153 BY ART GLADIUS
This replica of the breastplate from a knight's armor is strictly for wall display but it will make you feel like a Crusader Knight at King Richard's siege of Jerusalem, especially if a matching Lionheart sword and banner is mounted behind it. Authentic Styling and Size. The Breastplates (AA2150, AA2153 and AA2154) at 18” high, are equipped with chain hangers and make stunning wall displays, either alone or over wall-mounted swords or pole arms. This version carries three bronzed embossed lions passant, one of the heraldic symbols in the English royal crest as well as King Richard the Lionheart's crest. Authentic Styling and Size. Steel Construction. Height: 18 1/4 inches. Length: 15 1/2 inches. Width: 6 1/2 inches. Weight: 4lb 6oz.

HISTORIC SUITS OF ARMOUR
During the 13th - 15th centuries, Royalty and the Highest Military Class, the Knight wore Medieval Suits of Armour. Made by hammering and heating the Steel, the Knight's Armour and Sword were both powerful and unique works of art. Constructed by Craftsmen of the highest skill suits of armour were only afforded by the wealthy. The Working Class or Soldier for hire usually acquired their Armor on the battlefield from some unfortunate soul who had passed on in battle and who would not require it in the afterlife.

The Medieval Knight's Armour and Medieval Swords are both exceptionable symbols of Historic and Feudal times of Europe and can be adapted to any interior decor. In Europe, Medieval Weapons and Suits of Armour are typically displayed in Home, Restaurant, Corporate, Cultural and Museum Environments. Each Suit of Medieval Armor, Medieval Helmet and Medieval Sword and Shield truly has a personal history of its own. The makers of Denix, Art Gladius, and Marto are highly skilled craftsmen who construct these beautiful Medieval pieces in the spirit of tradition, by hand.