Scale-armor
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 18
Consisted of small plates of steel riveted together in a manner resembling the scales of a fish. From the small size of the plates, it po e ed considerable pliability, and was therefore a favorite protection for the neck, in the form of a curtain hanging from the helmet. Scale-armor is now obsolete, except, perhaps, among some Eastern potentates.
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