As a gun shop rather than a medieval armory retailer, we’re offering this stunning armor set at a significantly reduced price—don’t miss out on this unique opportunity!
https://www.martoswordstoledo.com/suit-of-armor/103-knight-suit-of-armor-etched.html
This full-size Spanish suit of armor is an impressive 16th-century replica, inspired by those worn during the reigns of Charles V and Philip II. Modeled after pieces currently housed in Madrid’s Royal Armory (Real Armería), each component is expertly handcrafted from polished steel and iron, featuring intricate floral etchings across much of the surface. The set comes complete with an arabesque-patterned fabric gown, a sword, and a sturdy wooden display base reinforced with metal corners. Decorative ostrich feather plumes are also available and can be inserted into the designated holder on the helmet.
This Medieval Knight’s Suit of Armor stands as a remarkable tribute to a noble and historic era, making it a striking addition to any interior décor. Handcrafted in Toledo, Spain by Martespa—a subsidiary of Marto—these suits of armor are renowned for their unmatched quality and authentic historical detail, making them exceptional collector’s items.
**Please select store pickup, buyer will pay actual cost of shipping once quoted, buyer also has the option to organize their own shipping**
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