These 16th Century Spanish Gauntlets by Marto are typical of Spanish armor during the 16th century. A defining feature of these gauntlets is the separate, articulated fingers, which protect as well as provide a wide range of movement. These Gauntlets are made of steel but lack any form of exterior decoration; this lack of decoration makes them appear more function then feature, although the gauntlets are still an excellent piece for display and dcor.

Key Features

Steel Construction

Measurements

Overall Length: 16 Inches