Breastplate

This 15th century iron breastplate was found in 1856 during the excavations for Colman's starch works.
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Visit the charity's profileThis 15th century iron breastplate was found in 1856 during the excavations for Colman's starch works.
Closed 31/12/2020
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Visit the charity's profileIt was made in Italy, though its historic labelling reads 'German 15th century armourer's mark'. This would be a wonderful item for anyone with an interest in local history, a fantastic way to let someone know that you will be their protector ... or even that you think they really cut the mustard?
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