pair of voiders butted 8 mm Leren pantser 000 pieces) of flat rings

000 pieces) of flat rings for making or repairing a hauberk or coif

6 mm thick steel and are suitable for all shoe sizes

having been utilised principally between 1600 and 500 BC

Camails featured a leather strip along the top edge

pair of voiders butted 8 mm Leren pantser 000 pieces) of flat ringsVoiders were worn in the late Middle Ages on the arms of gambesons. They protect the open spots in the suit of armour. Nowadays a large number of original voiders has been preserved and they are part of several historical collections. These voiders are made of 8 mm round riveted rings that are made in a 1 to 4 construction and butted. They are sold per pair. Their length is 65 cm, they have an arm length of 46 cm and weigh approx. 4,5 kg.