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Choosing Your Crusader Knight Suit of ArmorSubmitted by jrhilde Fri, 18 Apr 2008
Medieval suits of armor can add certain prestige and beauty to your home décor. Though all armor can be impressive in its own right, it's hard to compare them to Spanish made crusader suit of armor. As of right now, only Marto of Spain makes these original medieval replicas. You may find copies of these armors made in India or other overseas manufacturers, but if you want the best of the best, look into Marto suits of armor.
They make two kinds of crusader armor: the White Crusader and the Black Knight Crusader. The main difference between these two is obviously the color. The White Crusader is made in high carbon 18 gauge steel, so it has a natural silvery metallic color to it. Embossed on the front breast plate and helmet are numerous brass designs, including a crusader cross and Fleur four point design. It also includes a premium jousting lance, embroidered fabric that imitates textiles of the medieval ages, delicately designed lion shield, and a premium solid wooden base and stand. Standing at well over six feet tall with the lance almost reaching seven, this suit of armor is one of the most impressive you'll get your hands on. The proportions of this armor are pleasing to the eye as well, with broad and powerful shoulders. The Black Knight Crusader suit of armor is equally impressive if not more so. The deep black armor creates a powerful and majestic statement. Further more, the skin of the armor is lightly etched with golden lines, almost creating a creased or rough leather look. A close up inspection of this armor reveals that is covered with an "old patina" look that helps prevent rusting as well as proving the armor with a historical authenticity that few other armors can match. This suit of armor also includes the same accessories as the white knight except it includes a matching black crusader cross shield. Both armors are made to be properly set up to create a "sentinel" look. While minor assembly is required, you'll have your armor set up and radiating a majestic presence in no time. About the Author
John Hilde is a historical weapons and armor collector and owns his own online store selling authentic armor and weapons. Please visit http://www.armorvenue.com to learn more.
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