Pin on European armored clothing and related items.
Why did soldiers in the XVII century use buff coats (leather armour) instead of gambeson (padded armour)? Many people claim gambesons are cheaper and at least as protective. - Quora
Buff Coat
Buff coats, worn under armor by cavalry and officers, could stop a sword cut or even a musket or pistol balls | The Vintage News
1642-1651 Parliamentarian Cavalry Buff Coat costume. - History in the Making
MHS Collections Online: Buff coat belonging to John Leverett
English Buff Coat for Cavalry (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
Buff coat (1630) - Royal Armouries collections
Buff coat - Wikipedia
Armor attributed to Richard Holden | Harquebusier's Armor of Pedro II, King of Portugal (reigned 1683–1706) with Buff Coat | British, London; buff coat, European | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
What is worn under a 17th century breastplate? - Quora
Buff coat (1650) - Royal Armouries collections
The Fairfax Buff Coat | York Castle Museum
We Are Mercenaries — The Buff Coat
Buff coat (1650) - Royal Armouries collections
We Are Mercenaries — The Buff Coat
17th Century Buff Coat: Prepping & Planning | The Tavern Knight's Barracks
Royal Armouries on Twitter: "Buff coat, English,about 1650 currently on loan to Musée de l'Armée. More about our loans here http://t.co/0IVKmDu5e1 http://t.co/VNzcOvCNnm" / Twitter
17th century buff coat
Buff coats
