Peytral from a horse armor of Georg von Wolframsdorf c. 1480

This peytral, or breastplate, was once part of a suit of armor made for Georg von Wolframsdorf around 1480 by Christian Spor. The peytral is crafted from steel and adorned with intricate embossed designs. This piece of armor is an important example of late-medieval German craftsmanship, showcasing the artistry and skill of the period's armorers. The peytral, a vital component of a knight's armor, protected the chest from blows, demonstrating the dedication to craftsmanship and skill that was necessary to protect a knight in battle.