Thanks for everyone's input. The item is no longer available.

I'm not to sure...I've never really given it much thought and was joking earlier. I wouldn't mind selling it but I need to get the armour out first; its the most convenient way to store the armour until its out. Once that's done though, I'd be happy to move the mannequin, I'd hate to see the shippin...

Thanks Hew, I'll make sure I use that in my next description.

Nah, you're not chasing me away. I prefer to know exactly what I'm dealing with, that's one of the reason why I'm here. I can't learn about new types of items if I don't get anyone else's input.

If you can't tell, the feet aren't originals with the piece. They might have actually been made from a Coca-Cola can or maybe some tin roof sheeting. Who knows? I was told that they were added to help the suit stand better on the mannequin.

Which reminds me, anyone want a 45 year old mannequin?

Like I said, this one gentleman had quite a bit...maybe he's got more in the back room, who knows. Either way, if I get more armour related items in, I'll keep ya'll in mind.

I really do not have much of an idea what this was. I spoke to the Royal Armoury in Leeds and they helped out with my description. The suit was purchased around 1960 by a gentleman with a high-end men's clothing store. He had other such items as a Napoleonic dragoon set with the helmet and breast an...

For sale: $4,000.00 USD All reasonable offers will be considered. I do not know much about armour and the following is described by only what I was told it was. The armour is for sale "as is." I have described it as best as my knowledge will allow me. If you know more about this piece, please feel f...