Kuras Soldier L/XL, 1 mm Armets provided with a sharper tip

provided with a sharper tip than its predecessors (Oakeshott type X and XI)

It is luxuriously finished

illuminated manuscripts and murals

Similar tankards were used in the late Middle Ages and the renaissance

The tunic Ekwin provides plenty of leg space for the wearer because of the extra fabric at the hips

Kuras Soldier L/XL, 1 mm Armets provided with a sharper tipThis cuirass and backplate are made after Italian originals from the late fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Armor like this was manufactured in Italy, but also used in other parts of Europe such as in Germany. Originals are exhibited in various museums, such as Castel Coira, but can also be seen in the visual arts such as the murals and paintings by Piero della Francesca from the fifteenth century. The armor reaches approximately to the hips and