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It was of a guy, in a really nice 14th C Kit. Probably 1360's-70's.
It look like he stepped out of an effigy.
Had a heraldic tabard, very close fitting, steel arms and legs, a bascinet with aventail and two rectangular besagews.
He was standing in a gym.

I would really like to find this pic!
Thanks!

MJ
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/23070667@N ... 054905697/

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YOU ROCK ADAMO!

You seriously seriously ROCK!

Thanks!

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Post by Adamo »

...I know.

The man in the picture is Jeff Wasson, a somewhat well known armourer who visits these boards from time to time.

So should we be expecting a similar high quality 14th century kit as a follow up to your 15th century kit you had posted earlier?

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