Roman Lorica Squamata, Bronze Scale Armor
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Roman Lorica Squamata, Bronze Scale Armor
This Roman Lorica Squamata is made of bronze scale and the hundreds of overlapping scales are stitched to a backing of thick linen cloth; the armor is edged in stitched leather to give it a sturdy frame.
This Lorica Squamata is highly adjustable to size with its brass side buckles and leather laces.
Product Details:-
Material: Bronze
Sheet Thickness: 24-26 Gauge,
Polish: Natural Bronze
Scale size: 15×25 MM
Available Leather:- Red, Blue, Green, Natural, Black Brown.
Measurements:
S Size:-
Chest : 98cm
Waist : 90cm
Height : 56cm
M size:-
Chest: 106cm
Waist:- 98cm
Length: 59cm
L size:-
Chest: 114cm
Waist:- 106cm
Length: 62cm
XL size:-
Chest: 124cm
Waist: 116cm
Length: 65cm
Please note about the measurements:-
You can also order us with your desire measurements.
| Leather Trim Color | Red, Brown, Natural |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Small, Medium, Large, X-Large |
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HMS Warspite –
Mail and scale armor are dissected at great length in the narrative, based on a variety of surviving examples and on the representations on monuments, tombstones, and art from the period. The analysis on construction, wear, and use is detailed, credible, and depicted in a variety of period and modern illustrations. Very well recommended to This period of the Roman Empire.