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"Age of Craft" company presents - Plate shoulders of Sir Miles Stapleton

They made of durable steel, provide total movability of shoulders and hands.This spaulders are made of 1 mm thick tempered spring steel . If you want to feel comfortable and strong in any battle, this spaulders are exactly what you need!
If you are interested we can discuss any details and answer any of your questions.
Our manager - Roman Blacksmith
Interesting price, only $265.
Details on our page

I don't mean to be a jerk, but you guys should probably rename this product. http://effigiesandbrasses.com/622/816/

To what, exactly? They do look like the pauldrons from that effigy- maybe not as long or far down as it is on the effigy, but it is close.

Paladin74 wrote:To what, exactly? They do look like the pauldrons from that effigy- maybe not as long or far down as it is on the effigy, but it is close.

Depends on what you define as close vs representative. If the reasoning of a vendor naming it after a specific effigy resides in accuracy then details matter. A longer rerebrace, second rerebrace strap and better proportioning of the top plate would be warranted, in my opinion. The shoulders would actually work better too...

Paladin74 wrote:To what, exactly? They do look like the pauldrons from that effigy- maybe not as long or far down as it is on the effigy, but it is close.

To whatever they actually match historically. These are upper arm cannons that also protect the shoulders. If one wore them, one would have no way to wear the upper cannons and look anything like the effigy.