Gorgets & Bevors

A chin cover. A high bevor with possibility to lower the top fauld. Second half of 15th century. Material is 1,5mm and 1,2mm thick. The

Gorget, 17th century. It is 1,5mm thick. Surface is hammered and blackened with a bees wax (*5). Product is non-welded.

Bevor for an sallet, chin cover. Second half of 15th century. Material used is 1,5mm thick. The whole is hammered, and then sanded and polished

A chin cover. A high bevor with possibility to lower the top fauld. Second half of 15th century. Material is 1,5mm and 1,2mm thick. Surface

Bevor, chin cover. Second half of 15th century. Material is 1,5mm thick. Hammered surface (*4). Product is non-welded.

Bevor for an sallet, chin cover. Second half of 15th century. Material used is 1,5mm thick. Surface is hammered, sanded, there are hammer marks left.

Gorget, 17th century. It is 1,5mm thick. The whole is hammered, and then sanded and polished by hand (*2). Product is non-welded.

Western style gorget, 17th century. Made of tool steel (C45). I can produce similar looking gorget of ordinary steel (525e). Surface hammered, blackened with beeswax(*5).