| They wore chain mail into battle, used a lance, sword or mace to fight with and rode horses that were bred to carry such a weight at speed. |
| Members of the heavy cavalry would also wear chain mail and a cuirass made of leather covered iron scales. |
| Not only does he have enough pouches to store all kinds of oats and grains, he also has a chain mail sleeve for his elbow! |
| The copper turned the arrowhead into a lethal weapon capable of splitting chain mail and armour. |
| The chain mail had begun to rust, despite her attempts to scour it clean, and the cotton undershirt was stained and getting a bit rank. |
| The rings from his chain mail clinked as he walked, though he wore a white tunic over it. |
