FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets SOLD
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JousterAlan
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FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets SOLD
I bought this here on AA from Therion with the plan of putting together a new jousting harness. Plans have changed so I'm putting it back on the market and using Therion's photos and description:
Mild steel, armorer unknown. Probably made for jousting - the main breastplate is thicker than the other elements - spot measurements vary from 2.75 mm (top of breastplate) to 1.75 mm (tassets and back), with areas measuring 1.6 to 2 mm (curse you, cheap micrometer!)
Roughly sized: will fit an xl to xxl sized fighter.
breastplate:
center line 16 3/4" (neck to bottom)
center line 18" including faulds
width across top with side plates extended: 10 1/2"
width at widest 25 1/2" (top of arm cutouts)
width of curve following waistline: 27"
width across bottom of longest fauld: 30 1/2"
9 lb 11.5 oz
backplate:
top to bottom 18 1/4"
widest part: 124"
waist curve: 19 1/2" (roped border to roped border)
5 lb 8.5 oz
tassets:
11 1/2" long
top of each lame:
13 1/2", 12 1/4", 12"
2 lb 8.0 oz /each
$400 (which covers lower 48 U.S. shipping), prefer Paypal.
Mild steel, armorer unknown. Probably made for jousting - the main breastplate is thicker than the other elements - spot measurements vary from 2.75 mm (top of breastplate) to 1.75 mm (tassets and back), with areas measuring 1.6 to 2 mm (curse you, cheap micrometer!)
Roughly sized: will fit an xl to xxl sized fighter.
breastplate:
center line 16 3/4" (neck to bottom)
center line 18" including faulds
width across top with side plates extended: 10 1/2"
width at widest 25 1/2" (top of arm cutouts)
width of curve following waistline: 27"
width across bottom of longest fauld: 30 1/2"
9 lb 11.5 oz
backplate:
top to bottom 18 1/4"
widest part: 124"
waist curve: 19 1/2" (roped border to roped border)
5 lb 8.5 oz
tassets:
11 1/2" long
top of each lame:
13 1/2", 12 1/4", 12"
2 lb 8.0 oz /each
$400 (which covers lower 48 U.S. shipping), prefer Paypal.
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JousterAlan
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Re: 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
Bump.
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JousterAlan
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
Bump for reduced price
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BydandFecht
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
I'll take it for $400 shipped. PM sent.
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AL
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
This is the first one of these I ever made back in 1997. The breast plate is made from 14 gauge with the rest made from 16 gauge.
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BydandFecht
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
Payment sent. AL, how many of the 16th Century style did you end up producing?
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AL
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
A dozen, maybe over the years. This is the only one with a 14 gauge front, the others were 16 gauge.
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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
AL wrote:This is the first one of these I ever made back in 1997. The breast plate is made from 14 gauge with the rest made from 16 gauge.

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Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
All the edges are also rolled over wire. This was originally part of a complete half armour ( casquettel burgeonette, gorget, pauldrons, 16th century arms, fingered gauntlets and the B&B plates ) that I had up for a number of seasons at my booth at the local renfaire and could never sell so I eventually parted the elemements out. The left arm from it is the only element I still have.
Re: FS 16th Century breast, back, faulds and tassets
Sadly, unless XL/XXL includes 5'6 tall.... 
