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LOTS of armour FS, PH, muscled cuirass', full gaunts, legs,

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most of this is on sale here until Monday if you happen across this thread first.

http://forums.armourarchive.org/phpBB2/ ... 76#1328176

Huge variety here, some old stock, some proto's, new stock, and even some refurbished armour :) All in stock.

Muscled cuirass. I spent ALLOT of time working the finish on this one. Made from 18ga mild steel, (yes it will hold up in battle,) its treated with acids, verathane.... etc... sealed and shined. I tested it out in 3 practices and my steel gorget did not even scuff the finish. I tried to get the aged bronze look, and I am actually very pleased with the results. I planned on keeping this, but just cant afford to, so I overlooked some things like non period clasps and hooks at the back, see pics, and I could not decide on a design for the front securing option for the front of the shoulders, so I can just throw a rivet on them if desired. Should fit someone in the 5'11"-6'1" area, 170-200 pounds (obviously pending height and weight combined)

$490

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The last set got a few people interested, so I made another. More of an export look than German. I added a longer demi greave and threw in some flutes. Great articulation, 16GA steel, satin munitions finish.

$250 SOLD

Some sizes are:

Center of knee to upper middle cuisse: 11.5"
Semi circ of demi greaves: 6.5"
Semi circ of cuisse: 14"

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16ga full gauntlets for sale. In stock ready to strap, $125. I currently only have 2 sets left. I went back to the larger thumb, bridges nice and firmly on the cuff and end lame. If you do allot of switching grip where you need to open the gauntlet and spin your weapon around, these thumbs can hinder that a bit however. The last pic shows what the set up looks like when the thumb is run underneath. Sometimes needed pending hand size and shaft DIA.

SOLD

OA length: 14"
End of cuff to wrist bridge: 5.5"
end of last lame to wrist bridge: 9"
cuff circ: 15"
lame semi circ 7"

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Arms,

16GA mild, (the vambraces may be 18ga... forgot to mic them) These have a 2 piece vambrace (with heavy ounce leather hinge and pinch guard) and a 3/4 Rerebrace, nice for stopping those arm shots on the biceps and tri's.

sizes:
OA length: 18.5"
wrist edge to center of elbow: 10.5"
center of elbow to upper rerebrace: 8"
Wrist circ: 10.5"
Forearm circ (approx) 14.5"
Rerebrace semi Circ: 10.5"
$180 SOLD

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16GA Stainless Steel rondel cops with fancy washer. Probably a size med for elbows and small for knees.

$60

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early 15th century "German?" legs. I quoted that because I found these on a German painting from a German artist. But after studying further I found a pair of effigys from England in the within a 10 year span with the same fan style... so??? not too sure, I got a curve ball when doing additional research. Made from 16GA mild steel, satin finish, the lames are 18. The price includes strapping with hand made buckles and your choice of leather dye (pending stock) The cops were slightly mdofied for a more sca friendly design. They have a slight point and the articulations is good. See pics for gaping, or lack of 8) I was happy with the assembly. I did however use store bought hinges, but I did file out the are and flush set them. It was torture not fluting the cuisse but the originals did not seem to have any, woudl be more than happy to do anther set with them though :)

$295

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Browned bazis. Costume use only. Long story short, I don't like bazis and don't think they are safe in both extended and bent angles. 16ga steel.

$45

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B&W embossed breastplate. Peascod style. More finish than before, still working on it. Will sell as is, or finish it with faulds straps and tassets. 16ga mild.

$375 as is

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Alum knees. Polished with pre drilled holes. 1/8" 50 series, 1/3 lighter than 16ga and 2-3 times stronger.

$50

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18ga peascod BP

front only, will fit someone from around 6' pending preferences and aprox 175#s.

$250

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Up again is my aged greathelm, lots of time aging and pitting etc...

$295

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Pilos. Mild steel, heat colored. I think its aprox 25"-26" brow circomference. It had a bit of a red hue to the color, not as yelow bronze as I wanted.

$100

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I have a pair of SS legs, made from 16ga and 18gaSS. Loosely inspired from the Maximilian era. They are pretty rough, munitions grade with a polish. Legs show work marks, etc.... see pics. These were a rush for the stage but never used. I will strap these with any color of leather (pending stock)and hand made buckles for an extra $60.

Sizes:

OA length approx 18.5"
OA inside length 15.5
cuisse semicirc 10"
lower lame semicirc 8.5"
Cop semicirc 13"

$375
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Finally finished up a helm that's been on the bench awhile. 14GA steel, the panels have embossed bands and are blued. The bands are lightly blackened as well as the ocular and lower nasal. 18GA brass accents and 18GA hand made brass washers attach the suede drape. No claim of historical accuracy, I took creative license on this one. I certainly could have better planned some spacing and stuff, but I just kept adding things :P

Sizes are,

Inside brow circ of 27.5"
Outside is 29"
DIA front to back at brow is 9.25"
DIA side to side at brow is 8.25"
Top center of helm to top of brow band is 9.5"
Top of brow band to lower front is 9"
Top of brow band to lower back and sides is 7.75"
Eye slots are each 3.75" long and from outer corner to outer corner is 8.5"

I fully intend to cut the sides/back and front bottoms to suit any preference.

$525

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Thanks for looking

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That is some amazing stuff, I am really impressed. If I had extra money, i might pick up that gorget and stealth armour. Alas.
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Very nice work. Impressive. :D

Buy some of his stuff, he deserves the fundage.
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Damon,

Please give me first dibs on the gauntlets, pending size check and funding (I have no idea if I have the cash) If they are the right size (I have no clue as to how to check) I'll find the cash.

Also, the legs are AWESOME, it ALMOST makes me forget they are mild....

Let's PM about both. :)


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i LOOVE the the finish on the spartan stuff
i would buy it but im just a poor college kid :(
any way you would share technique?
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Thanks for the comments guys :)

Rowan of Needwood wrote:Please give me first dibs on the gauntlets, pending size check and funding (I have no idea if I have the cash) If they are the right size (I have no clue as to how to check) I'll find the cash.


No problem, I have been in contact with another gent about them for the last week, and he just finally commited.... just need the $$$. but I do have another set simply needing final assembly, maybe we could incorporate the long cuff instead? I will PM you shortly.

brunester wrote:i LOOVE the the finish on the spartan stuff
i would buy it but im just a poor college kid :(
any way you would share technique?


Well, its actually quite easy skill wise, just ridiculously tedious in time. Every pit you see is a hammer mark. Get yourself about 6 different sized ball pien hammers, hit the piece lightly about 50,000 times, blacken, sand lightly, hit it with some acid or vinegar, sand lightly, don't take care of it and never oil it, sand lightly and over time it will build more character :D

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Damon,

How big is the stealth armor? If it's Pillsbury Dough Boy size, I may be interested.

Thanks,

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Randy W wrote:Damon,

How big is the stealth armor? If it's Pillsbury Dough Boy size, I may be interested.

Thanks,

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The pair of elbow and knees

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I would like very much the Elbow and Knees for the price for both you ask for ($55). How may I order them from you kind Sir?

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This has to be the best for sale thread yet.

I like the fantasy armour.
With Halloween coming I bet that would be a 1st. place winner.

Best of luck Sir,
I don't know how you will keep track of all this. :wink:

Nice collection.

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Dodinel wrote:I would like very much the Elbow and Knees for the price for both you ask for ($55). How may I order them from you kind Sir?

Dodinel


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Halberds wrote:This has to be the best for sale thread yet.

I like the fantasy armour.
With Halloween coming I bet that would be a 1st. place winner.

Best of luck Sir,
I don't know how you will keep track of all this. :wink:

Nice collection.

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Are you a psychic, lol. I actually just had a friend tell me that he had a guy looking for a costume. He wanted to go out as Leonidas for Halloween. Probably a bit rich for a one night use.

Keep track? updates on the post and lots of paperwork :) The only time it gets tricky is when people make payments and not reference their archive name and or the item they ordered, that happens about 50% of all payments though :?

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legs and elbows

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i will get right on it. i think I can use paypal, they now take credit/debit cards i think. by or before the end of the week I will have payed for it. Thank you very much for such beautiful work.

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very nice. good to see that you are constantly improving your technique.
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I'm interested in the greek kit, but looking for sizes for it? It the breastplate about the same size as the other one? Helmet size?
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Cassady Toles wrote:I'm interested in the greek kit, but looking for sizes for it? It the breastplate about the same size as the other one? Helmet size?


Sorry for the delay, I have been out of town for the week.

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Not in the market for ancient world armour but really spiffy stuff mate, good work.
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LucasMaxwell wrote:Not in the market for ancient world armour but really spiffy stuff mate, good work.


no reason you cant have two kits? :P everyone should have 2 or 3.... maybe 4, lol.

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That breastplate made my eyes pop out. Just wow.
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A few more items added.

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So what is left ? I am not sure what got picked up already and what is available....

Nice stuff, BTW... ;)


Thx.

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The stuff with "Sold" is now actually sold. I left some on because I normally stock those items listed sold. Confusing... I know :P

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Damon, I have sent you emails and PMs about my order. Just wondering if you will reply now that I see you are posting on the archive. Hope this means you are back online.
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lol,

I am going through all my messages as we speak, trying to multitask a bit. Not online for good, just the evening. Replies are all on their way :)

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