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1 kg Chainmail Rings
£8.49Packet contains between 1750 and 1850 rings -
Bishop's Mantle
£47.61Modelled on historical examples and features a dagged edge -
Butted Spring Steel Aventail
£47.61The dagged edging is plain on the Aventail -
Chainmail Chausses
£86.80For protection of the legs -
Chainmail Coif With Square Ventail
£50.91This style was common in the High Medieval Period -
Chainmail Coif With Triangle Ventail.
£50.91Worn by Normans and Crusaders -
Chainmail Skirt.
£42.84This skirt is also perfect for making your own mail project -
Chainmail Square
£4.85For making your own mail items this square is useful and saves hours of work -
Chainmail Standard.
£11.93Mail for protection of the neck area -
Chainmail Voiders.
£51.67Can be fastened to Gambeson's for extra protection -
Coif Sqare Face Butted Spring Steel
£34.12For added protection to the head area -
Haubergeon Butted Spring Steel
£102.91Gives higher protection than Mild Steel -
Hauberk Butted Spring Steel
£153.09The length of the Hauberk is to the knees -
Leather Gloves With Chainmail
£55.76For added protection to the hands -
Lorica Hamata
£152.08Typical Chain Mail of The Roman Legionnaires
Welcome to GETDRESSEDFORBATTLE®™ re enactment supplies Carbon Steel Chainmail section.
In this section you will find our range of carbon Steel Chainmail for those of you who require a little more durability but do not need to be period specific or keep to stringent group standards. Butted Chainmail has no historical provonance except in the middle and far eastern styles.
Many groups who's kit standards include Chainmail will accept this style as a starter and will allow you on the field, but if you have any doubts you must in the first instance consult your 'Master at Arms'.The construction of this style of Carbon Steel Chainmail is in the 4 in 1 pattern and is of Carbon Steel wire 1.6mm in diameter, i.e. 16 gauge and wound to produce rings that are 8mm internal diameter.
A high quallity butted spring steel chainmail to get you started.
In this section you will find our range of carbon Steel Chainmail for those of you who require a little more durability but do not need to be period specific or keep to stringent group standards. Butted Chainmail has no historical provonance except in the middle and far eastern styles.
Many groups who's kit standards include Chainmail will accept this style as a starter and will allow you on the field, but if you have any doubts you must in the first instance consult your 'Master at Arms'.The construction of this style of Carbon Steel Chainmail is in the 4 in 1 pattern and is of Carbon Steel wire 1.6mm in diameter, i.e. 16 gauge and wound to produce rings that are 8mm internal diameter.
A high quallity butted spring steel chainmail to get you started.