Cuirass armor is a type of body armor that protects the chest and torso. It was widely used during medieval times and was typically made of metal, such as steel or bronze. The cuirass consists of two main parts, the breastplate that covers the chest and a backplate that covers the back. The two parts are joined together by leather straps or buckles, which allow for flexibility and movement. Some cuirasses also have additional protective elements such as shoulder plates or tassets (hangings that protect the hips and thighs). Cuirass armor was worn by soldiers and knights in battles and tournaments and was considered a sign of status and power.
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