Gothic Plate Armour Cuirass (15th Century 1480 - 1495) Viking This spoon was developed by

This spoon was developed by Make Your Own Medieval based on feedback from members of the medieval re-enactment community

The Oseberg burial mound contained numerous cooking tools and feasting gear including a long handle cooking pan and tripod (Both available separately) Currently on display in the Viking Ship Museum at Oslo

Circumference of sleeve at the upper end

The standard is secured around the neck with two adjustable straps with solid brass reproduction buckles

we recommend 14 gauge steel thickness

Gothic Plate Armour Cuirass (15th Century 1480 - 1495) Viking This spoon was developed byComplete your 15th century Gothic plate armour harness with this cuirass forged from 16 gauge steel. This set includes a front breastplate and backplate. This harness is based on a late Gothic suit of armor held is the Vienna museum estimated to have been made between 1485 1490 in Augsburg Germany Inv. No. 127. 010 127. 023. The cuirass plates are designed to articulate and provide better movement. The cuirass has quality leather straps with buckles