Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Any examples of helmets like this from this time period?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sic_itur_a ... 832579544/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sic_itur_a ... 832579544/
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Morrisgunn
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Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Wow! That looks like a cloth aventail with a unique separate face mask.
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Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
ahh the infamous "gimp mask" knight...
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Konstantin the Red
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Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Sheesh. Not an example I'd follow. It's got so much atypicality from the neck up that I'd investigate whatever possibility there may be that severe and iconoclastic damage had occasioned an attempt at restoring face and visor.
Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Probably not one I need but just curios about it 
Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Sulla,sulla123 wrote:Any examples of helmets like this from this time period?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sic_itur_a ... 832579544/
That effigy is known to have been "restored" in the 19th century. Pay not attention to it.
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Konstantin the Red
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Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
I'd wondered about that difference of color of the material... and its absence there of "tourist patina." Glad someone found the record to attest to it.
Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
K,
I have Dr. Toby's word on this one. If I recall correctly he said something like "and, of course, this one was reworked in the 19th Century, and the helmet is utter nonsense".
Mac
I have Dr. Toby's word on this one. If I recall correctly he said something like "and, of course, this one was reworked in the 19th Century, and the helmet is utter nonsense".
Mac
Robert MacPherson
The craftsmen of old had their secrets, and those secrets died with them. We are not the better for that, and neither are they.
http://www.lightlink.com/armory/
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The craftsmen of old had their secrets, and those secrets died with them. We are not the better for that, and neither are they.
http://www.lightlink.com/armory/
http://www.billyandcharlie.com
https://www.facebook.com/BillyAndCharlie
Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
Ahh OK Mac that makes a lot more sense. Thanks!
Re: Any surviving examples of helmets like this?
It sure looks similar to a bycoque, though.Mac wrote:K,
I have Dr. Toby's word on this one. If I recall correctly he said something like "and, of course, this one was reworked in the 19th Century, and the helmet is utter nonsense".
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