Online Shop   separator   View Shopping Cart   separator   Events   separator   Ordering Info   separator   FAQ   separator   Links   separator   Sizes
Please Note

These metal armours are not guaranteed suitable for re-enactment with steel weapons.

Armour Checking

These items should all meet current Lorien Trust armour checking guidelines unless otherwise stated.

Delivery Times Some of these items are imported and will take 4-6 weeks to be delivered if not in stock.


Bevor
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 2 images

A sturdy piece of armour to keep your throat and chin from harm.
Mortimer Bevor
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 2 images

The high half collar has a mobile visor and protects the neck, as well as the lower part of the face.
Adam Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 3 images

Just like all the other "Adam" armour parts this gorget has a stiffening corrugation along the outer rim. This simple decoration adds style and stability to the gorget. All Mytholon spaulders can be combined with the "Adam" gorget as seen in picture 3.
Balthasar Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 3 images

The "Balthasar" gorget is a very stylish piece of armour. This gorget can also be combined with all other Mytholon spaulders. There are two different "Balthasar" gorgets. The small is slightly smaller and the large is the bigger version which covers a big
Dark Drake Neckplate
Image of ItemEnlarge Image

1 mm steel neck plate for shoulder mounting and protection Epic Dark Metal is the result of a long ongoing development. The Epic Dark Metal comes to life after a series of surface treatments, giving the armour the special rugged, antique look.
Georg Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 3 images

The "Georg " gorget has an extraordinary cut. The long chest part extends far down the chest to give extra protection.
Gustav Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image

This simple gorget is made to fit our armour series Gustav. You wear it over your breastplate and it has got two buckle straps on both sides to attach the spaulders.
Kaspar Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 2 images

Inspired by patterns from the mid 16th to mid 17th century, the german cavalry armour can be used for a wide range of various characters and costumes.
Markward Gorget
Image of ItemEnlarge Image 4 images

The main difference of the "Markward" gorget, compared to our other armour gorgets, is that it consists of three separate parts instead of just two.
Warrior Neckplate
Image of ItemEnlarge Image

1mm Steel.