More Medieval Military Garments #102 leather lacing Uses Replacement Blade(s) LB

Uses Replacement Blade(s) LB

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More Medieval Military Garments #102 leather lacing Uses Replacement Blade(s) LBMore Medieval Military Garments Period Patterns number 102, More Medieval Military Garments, contains patterns for 2 coats of plates, 1 lentner, 1 angel wing tunic (with or without dags on the sleeves), 3 coifs and 1 gorget. Padded coifs gave protection to the head, and were necessary for comfort under mail coifs and helmets. A simple collar or gorget gave additional protection to the neck. Cuisses were padded thigh pieces, often with plates and metal