r/Buhurt

Image 1 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 2 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 3 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 4 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 5 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 6 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 7 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 8 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 9 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
Image 10 — Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French
▲ 9 r/Buhurt

Need help to identify a possible style for the chest harness, the leg harness, and the arm harness and the pauldrons. I'm trying to figure out if this is more like Italian milanese meant for export or if it's more of avant style milanese, or possible al tedesca but for the English or French

I don't really need any rude comments saying it looks like shit or something extremely negative of that nature. I'm asking from a historical look and opinion not looking for people shi talking certain armorers or anything of that sort.

u/Charming_Falcon3951 — 13 hours ago
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