The Armour Archive

In light of Pennsic coming quickly upon us, Old Realm Trades is offering a 10% off sale.

Clam Shell Gaunts $150, on sale for $135.00
Demi Gaunts non scalloped edge $65 ,on sale $58.50
Demi Gaunts scalloped edge $75, on sale $67.50
Shovel Greaves, with knee plate $250 on sale $225.00
Full Legging Set $350 on sale for $315.00
Gorget buckled sides $70 on sale for $63.00
Gorget Scaled tails $80 on sale for $72.00
Shoulders $160 set on sale for $144.00

Prices do not include shipping or tooling.
~Draven

shoulders and full leggings

These gorgets have buckles on both sides allowing them to be adjusted easily.

Those full legs are really nice! But I haven't two nickels to rub together.

Draven

Have you ever considered making the gantlets with an extra layer of reinforcement on the thumb and 'fingers'

I almost bought a pair of your leather gauntlets from another archiver but when I handled them they just didnt seem like they would hold up well to all the heavy duty greatsword/axe/polearm fighting I do.

The reinforcement (like Torvaldr does) might force me to reassess buying a pair.

Customization is always and option. We don't often carry "in-stock" items because of this. I like to be able to give people the option to make their gear more personal and fitting for their needs.
~Draven

I play guitar for a living, and I fight in a set of Draven's leather gaunts.

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What size are the clam shells?

Generally our gauntlets are custom sized. However I have a pair that will fit a hand around 7.5" length, palm 4.5" width. They're not put together as of yet so there's some play room left. They have been stitched and dyed black. They can be ready to ship within the next couple days.
~Draven

I'm in need of some armour soon. I like the gauntlets and the gorget. whats your turnaround look like? would you be willing to do some elbow and knee cops? if so how much would you charge? and do you accept money orders?

Gaunts and gorget I can have out in 2 weeks. We will accept money orders however we ask that they're Post Office money orders.
~Draven