[DOC] [TLE] Components of medieval armour - Wikipedia [PAR] This table identifies various pieces of armour worn from the medieval to Early 
Modern period in the West, mostly plate but some mail, arranged by the part of 
body that is protected and ... May also cover the back of the neck if worn with a 
bassinet rather than a ... Bands to protect the front waist and hips, attached to 
cuirass. [DOC] [TLE] Parts of a Suit of Armor - Medieval Lifestyle [PAR] An extension from front to back across the top of the helmet which helps 
strengthen the ... Vest-like shoulder armor which added some protection over the 
breastplate and ... The rerebrace is also referred to as the upper cannon. ... 
Vambrace. [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Armour - Medieval Warfare [PAR] Generally speaking, mail's resistance to weapons is determined by four factors: 
.... Leg protection was the first part to go, replaced by tall leather boots. ... couters, 
vambraces, gauntlets, a cuirass (back and breastplate) with a fauld, tassets and... [DOC] [TLE] Armor For Beginners - Mercwars.com [PAR] Sometimes referred to as vambraces. ... Cuirass - a defense for the front and back 
of the torso. The front part is often referred to as the breastplate, although a 
cuirass can also include a plackard. ... Cuisses sometimes wrap all the way 
around the thigh to protect both the front and the back, and may be attached to 
the poleyns... [DOC] [TLE] Armor Glossary [PAR] Jul 27, 2013 ... B Back Plate Piece of plate armor protecting the back half of the torso. Banded 
Maille ... See also vambrace and rerebrace. Case-hardening [DOC] [TLE] 16th Cent. Battle Armour - Beautiful Iron [PAR] Front right quarter view upper Detail inner left side arm Detail left side ... Insides 
of the elbows protected by laminations in addition to the fan shaped extension at 
front of couters. ... secure the lower part of this defense around the rerebrace and 
upper arm. ... Vambrace is of two pieces and hinged along the outside edge. [DOC] [TLE] Armor Terms - Alley Cat Scratch Costume [PAR] A helm may have integral protection for the cheeks, face and back of the neck (elf 
... a plate cuirass into a breastplate, backplate, and front and rear skirts. ... 
Rerebrace ... They are usually part of a hauberk, but often in films are attached to 
an ... Vambraces made specifically to protect an archer's arm from the slap of the
... [DOC] [TLE] The Anatomy of Armor - Albion Swords [PAR] Back Plate -- Plate armour protecting the back half of the torso. Barbote -- A high 
bevor with ... See also Vambrace and Rerebrace. Case-hardening -- A method... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Plate Armour A to Z List - Medieval Times | Medieval Life [PAR] This detailed Medieval Armour Parts lists Breaks down the individual parts of 
Knights ... Metal Plate in either 1, 2 or 3 pieces that protected the back  Found in 
early and ... Greaves could be designed in one or two pieces to protect the back 
and front of ... The Vambrace offered protected to the Forearm of a medieval 
knight. [DOC] [TLE] Anatomy of Armour: Charles V -- myArmoury.com [PAR] The legs are protected by cuisses, poleyns, demi-greaves, and mail shoes ... The 
helm, gauntlets, vambraces, and backplate are decorated with a more ... is richly 
decorated on its back side, featuring the heads of two fire-breathing monsters. [DOC] [TLE] Henry VIII's Foot Combat Armour - Royal Armouries [PAR] The front and rear plate of the corset was attached by straps over the ... This part 
would protect the part of the body that connects the head to the rest of the body ... 
These pauldrons connected the vambraces to the gorget on the right side of the 
body ... The cuisses protect the upper thigh and are riveted to the poleyns or knee
... [DOC] [TLE] Quality as a guaranty of your safety | Age of Craft [PAR] Poor-quality protection cannot reduce, but increase the risk of injury because ... 
The length of vambraces should not allow any space between gauntlets and 
vambraces. Shoulder protection must protect shoulder joint from

Question: The rerebrace & vambrace protected the rear & fore part of this
Answer: Arm