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Are the editors certain that the pictured Italian piece would fit on an upper arm? It doesn't seem at all likely. Even if the wearer were scrawny and the piece actually fit (dubious at best), biceps bulge when contracted and this would NOT allow for that. It looks to me like a piece for the forearm, i.e. between elbow and wrist. I'd bet dollars to donuts that it is miscaptioned. Regardless of that, the picture OBVIOUSLY fails to inform the readers since it just looks wrong, looks unfit for purpose (of protecting the upper arm between shoulder and elbow).98.22.50.44 (talk) 21:01, 5 September 2025 (UTC)Reply