Southern Germany - Composite 'Maximilian' armour

Composite Maximilian armour, mainly South German, late fifteenth century, but incorporating some elements of the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries.Consisting of a composite visored sallet, South German, early sixteenth century; an articulated gorget, South German, about 1530–40; a composite two-piece breastplate with articulated fauld, German, late fifteenth century; a pair of articulated tassets for tilt use, North Italian, about 1560–70; a four-piece backplate with articulated culet, South

A composite south german fluted half-armour for field use in the so-called ' maximilian' fashion

Full Suit of Fluted Armour Referred to as Maximilian after the Emperor – Tortuga Trading

File:Maximilian field armor, Southern Germany, circa 1525-1530 - Higgins Armory Museum - DSC05485.JPG - Wikimedia Commons

ca. 1490-1511 - 'composite armour for Emperor Maximilian I…

Full Suit of Fluted Armour Referred to as Maximilian after the Emperor – Tortuga Trading

Which medieval plate armor suit has the best protection for its weight? - Quora

Anatomy of Armour: 15th Century Gothic

A Rare German Composite 'maximilian' Full Armour

Composite armor in the Maximilian style, circa 1525. Helm, pauldrons, & vambrances by Kolman Helmschmid, Augsburg. Metropol…