1) c. 1627-1665 harqubuesier two-piece "lobster tail" pot helm with low turned comb, pivoted and pointed fall with a turned edge and three piece bar guard joined at the bottom forming a blunted point, neck guard of three simulated lames with turned edge and domed rivets, and absent ear pieces. "SK" maker's mark on top of the fall near the point for Sylvester Keene of the Kingham, Oxfordshire area. 2) c. 1637-1654 harquebusier cuirass with breastplate having a medial ridge drawn to a point at the base above a narrow flange skirt, turned edges at the neck and arms, incised decorative lines at the arms, back of the neck, and flanged skirt of the backplate. Leather straps are later replacements. Breastplate stamped with "W" with crossed arms maker's mark, "37", and government proof at the neck. Maker's mark is that of Richard Wright of the Wallington, Hertford area, whose mark was approved in December 1637. Also includes a copy of the book "The London Armourers of the 17th Century" by Thom Richardson.

Both are good or better, showing mostly a grey patina over extensive mild to moderate pitting and oxidation scattered throughout, some minor dings and dents, and a few scattered absent rivets. A fantastic set of English Civil War armour, perfect for display!