I have one pair of Wisby style 14th century finger gauntlets for sale. They were originally created by Whonew here on the archive, and are of excellent quality.
All the plates are 16g mild steel. The fingers DO NOT ground, but with 1/4" padding on each finger, I've taken some pretty heavy shots to the hands in these without issue. They ARE legal for SCA use (I have personally used them for SCA heavy for over a year at multiple events including Gulf wars)
The fingers are riveted to a heavy duty nylon webbing (I kept tearing the rivets out of the original leather) which has been stitched to a high quality calfskin glove. They have attached splinted wrist sections that extend most of the way up the forearm for excellent coverage.
I have large hands with long fingers, so if you've got a big pair of mitts these should fit you just fine.
Whonew makes them for $475 a pair. Make me an offer! I wouldn't be selling them if I didn't need the money, after all.
INCLUDED:
One pair of Merc Tailor finger bucklers. These things are GREAT. With a rolled edge, subtle domed shape, and padded leather backing for the fingers, they make my finger gauntlets protect more like clamshells. I find myself using them mostly in heavy melees where things have a tendency to get a bit wild.
