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lorenzo

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July 29, 2009, 5:35 pm
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July 18, 2019, 9:31 am

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The construction is pretty standard, rectangular neckhole with a lace up split in the centre. A typical baidana would weigh in at about 12 pounds and about 10,000 rings. The rings are about 3/4" across. Although they were a great armor versus slashing saber blows Baidana apparently did poorly against spears and arrows due to the large inner diameter of the rings.

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European 4 in 1

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Tag(s): Armour, History, Museum
Weave(s): European 4 in 1

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