A chain mail combat armour dating: 17th/18th Century provenance: Indopersia, Two large, convex, rectangular iron plates at the front side, each one with two buckles. Two plates also on the sides. Five rows of scales on the backplate, some damaged by time and use. The peculiarity of this armour is that the whole mail neck-defense is made up of very small rings with riveted closure, a sign of great quality. Few missing parts. Mounted on a mannequin provided with a red jacket. height 80 cm.