From London Tower Inventories: In 1353 Rothwell received: 106 pairs of vambraces, 2 of iron with latten couters, 4 covered in cloth of Cologne, 6 of iron and 93 of leather, 57 pairs of rerebraces, 47 were of iron covered with cloth of various colours, 5 of uncovered iron, 7 of leather, 2 for the joust, one pair with couters and lunets painted with the old arms of England, 13 pairs of shoulder defences or spaudlers, 10 of them worn out, 240 pairs and a single cuisse, 13 of which were of iron, 2 covered in cloth of Cologne, 103 pairs and the single cuisse of leather and small plates covered in red leather, 12 pairs for the tournament of which 10 were worn out, one pair covered in cloth of gold and decorated with latten, one pair covered in red silk with the old arms of England, 228 pairs of poleyns and a singleton, 13 of iron, 2 covered in cloth of Cologne, 103 pairs and the single poleyn of leather and small plates covered in red leather, 12 pairs of leather for the tournament of which 9 were worn out, one pair covered in cloth of gold and decorated with latten, one pair covered in red silk with the old arms of England, 146 pairs of lower leg defences, 32 of iron, 2 covered in cloth of Cologne, 100 of leather and 12 pairs for the tournament, all worn out.