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Spaulders (SPA-ull-Der-S)- Armored plates worn upon the arm in a suit of plate armor for protection of the arm and shoulder area, created in the Middle ages and worn till the Renaissance, and even recrafted in factories today for museum or battle ready combat.

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Aradour Armour Library guide to creating replica spaulders

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	[[Image:~~Armure-16e-p1030461~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|220px\|Spaulders ~~at the shoulder of a late suit of plate armor, possibly early seventeenth century~~.]]		[[Image:MWP husaria zbroja typu 'anima' fragment.jpg\|thumb\|right\|220px\|Spaulders.]]

	'''Spaulders''' (SPA-ull-Der-S)- Armored plates worn upon the arm in a suit of [[plate armour\|plate armor]] for protection of the arm and shoulder area, created in the [[Middle ages]] and worn till the [[Renaissance]], and even recrafted in factories today for museum or battle ready combat.		'''Spaulders''' (SPA-ull-Der-S)- Armored plates worn upon the arm in a suit of [[plate armour\|plate armor]] for protection of the arm and shoulder area, created in the [[Middle ages]] and worn till the [[Renaissance]], and even recrafted in factories today for museum or battle ready combat.