Can someone point me towards what might have been used as emblishment on tunics during the 13th century in Germany?
I realize that is a huge time period, so any and all would be awesome.
Thank you in advance.
Ogedei
13th century....german
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Re: 13th century....german
Here's one example: Ludwig IV (d. 1227) has what appears to be a sea shell on his garment. I suppose it is an element of his heraldry?
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It is a symbol of having gone on Crusade.
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Re: 13th century....german
Is there somewhere I can read more about that? I found that the scallop symbolizes pilgrimage to Compostela and later pilgrimage in general, but nothing about Crusade.
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Re: 13th century....german
You are probably right, I'm probably adding more to it than it means.
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Does loyalty trump truth?
"If they hurt you, hurt them back. If they kill you, walk it off."- Captain America
Does loyalty trump truth?
"If they hurt you, hurt them back. If they kill you, walk it off."- Captain America
