RFH's spaulder A http://www.roughfromthehammer.com/td/shouldera.jpg
Would this be appropriate for a Visby era soldier?
Spaulder question
Spaulder question
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That one pictured is an English style. 1340-1360 Germans didn't really wear much in the way of spaulders, at least based on the imagery I've seen. I can't comment on Scandinavian ... haven't seen much from there at all except Wisby of course and that gear is old fashioned, and also not really that style.
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They would be better if they didn't have the cut outs on the bottom. Most mid-14th century spaulders I've seen on effigies and such appear to basically a half circle or "football" shape for the cop. The pic you showed would be more toward the late 14th to early 15th.
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