Warborn Blades
Take it up to the light
House code LW-0773
Chainmail Haubergeon, Page Grade 48" Chest - Code 10
In hand · Ships from the US · Carriage $16
Is this lawful where you stand? Read the law for this piece →
A piece of the house stock, 48″ as stated, fitted with as fitted.
About this piece
Chainmail Haubergeon, Page Grade 48" Chest - Code 10 is a piece of armour carried by Warborn Blades, a licensed United States dealer of armour. It measures 48in overall as stated by the forge, and it ships from the house's own walls rather than a drop-shipper's warehouse.
The blade is Steel, as forged. Read the steel against the work you mean to give the piece; the forge's own designation is stated here rather than guessed at.
Fittings and furniture: As fitted. The fittings are where a piece is honest or is not — a guard, a pommel and a grip that are fitted tight will not shift under work.
Knife laws by state — free, all fifty and the District.
“Sharpened for the field, the block, and the long walk home.”— the Lady, quietly
- Overall
- 48 inches
- Form
- armour
- Steel
- Steel, as forged
- Fittings
- As fitted
$284.99
The Muster — swear $15.01 more and the house bears the carriage. Otherwise it is $16.00 flat, however much steel rides. Walk the halls
Proof of age is required before any steel leaves these walls — always, for every soul, without exception. Read why this gate stands.
Muster a war-ready kit around this pieceTrade old steel toward itNothing is charged. The oath is held until you set your seal to it.
The house will hold it in mind for two days. Come back inside that window and a tenth of the reckoning is forgiven.
The Trial of the Blade
Swing it before you own it. This exact piece — its reach, its weight, its steel — is put in a fitting hand and set against a living foe for three exchanges. What you feel is what you would carry.
The Tale of the Blade
What it is built for
This piece is built for hard use — one piece of steel, no joint to fail, nothing to fold shut.
The lineage of its steel — Steel, as forged
Blade steel. Whatever alloy an edge is cut from, the same three things decide how it behaves: hardness, geometry, and how it is kept. Learn those and no marketing name will fool you again.
Read the chapter on this steel →This blade belongs in the hand of
The worker of the outdoors
One who trusts a sheath over a pocket, and wants an edge that will never close on a wet hand.
Keeping it alive
Dry it, oil it, store it out of the sheath for the long keep, and sharpen it before it is blunt rather than after. The house gives the whole method away for nothing.
The Upkeep Writ — free →The road it walked to this wall
1. Forged at the maker's fire
The piece is made by the forge that makes it — we do not pretend to have hammered it.
2. Received and looked over by the house
It comes into our walls and is checked before it is ever offered.
3. Sealed with the Seal of Provenance
The house records what it knows about the piece — and refuses to claim what it cannot prove.
4. Sent out from the house's own walls
It ships from us, with the record travelling beside it.
These four stations are the house’s standing doctrine for every piece it carries, not a tracking record of this one blade. Where the house cannot prove a claim, it strikes the claim rather than dressing it up.
The voice of the steel
Every piece in this house has one true note, and it is not a recording. Chainmail Haubergeon, Page Grade 48" Chest - Code 10 is 48″ of steel, as forged, and a bar of that length and that temper rings at about 73 hertz — low and long, true. Strike it and hear the piece itself.
Written before it was ever sold
The Blood Ledger
01The Pattern
A blade that does not fold is a blade that does not fail. The fixed knife is the plainest promise steel can make: full tang, no hinge, nothing between your hand and the edge but the handle you chose. It is the pattern that outlasts its owner and gets handed down without ceremony.
02The Making
Steel: Steel, as forged. The house states what the forge stated and nothing more. We do not embroider metallurgy.
03The Carry
At 48 inches this is a two-hand or full-arm proposition. It does not ride on a belt through a doorway. It is mounted, cased, or carried openly, and carrying it openly is a statement in every jurisdiction on earth. Know your law before it leaves the wall.
04The Reckoning
The house makes no claim about what this piece will do in your hand. It only records what its pattern has already done in others'.
Warborn Blades · the chronicle of Chainmail Haubergeon, Page Grade 48" Chest - Code 10
What it leaves open
Swung honestly, it bites shallow. No piece covers every yard of ground — that is why no one ever carried only one. Beside it the house would hang an edge that finishes what this one starts.
The Armorer’s Bench
What it leaves wantingNo one ever carried one blade. The armorer sets down what this piece cannot answer for, and names the steel that can.
The press
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The dark
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Kindred Steel
All of The Armoury →Steel keeps company with its own. These hang near it on the wall.
The house has written on this
- Keeping an Edge: Sharpening, Stropping and StorageHow to keep steel keen without ruining it — the whole discipline in one reading.
- The Law of Carry: What You Must Know Before Buying Edged ArmsThe house sells steel. It does not sell exemptions from your local law.
- Battle Ready Swords: What the Phrase Means Before You Buy OneNobody certifies the words. Here is how to judge the steel instead.
Learn this steel — free, from the house
Forge Wisdom is the house's whole craft, given away. No coin, no seat, no gate.
- The layers of harnessPadding, mail and plate, and what each is really for.
- Geometry, balance and harmonicsWhy two blades of the same weight feel nothing alike in the hand.
- Buying honestlyThe questions that separate a wall-hanger from an heirloom.
- Rust, patina and oilKeeping carbon steel alive, and the difference between stain and rot.
Chainmail Haubergeon, Page Grade 48" Chest - Code 10
$284.99