Padded Cuisses
- Christian H. Tobler
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Padded Cuisses
Hello all,
I'm looking to upgrade to some better padded cuisses for my early 14th c. kit. Who does these? I'd like them to be:
1. Sufficiently fitted that they needn't have laces in the back, but will slip on and still looked good.
2. Have some simple, wavy dagging at the bottom hem.
3. Taper up toward the hip, not like the poor pattern of the GDFB variety.
Thanks in advance!
Yours,
Christian
I'm looking to upgrade to some better padded cuisses for my early 14th c. kit. Who does these? I'd like them to be:
1. Sufficiently fitted that they needn't have laces in the back, but will slip on and still looked good.
2. Have some simple, wavy dagging at the bottom hem.
3. Taper up toward the hip, not like the poor pattern of the GDFB variety.
Thanks in advance!
Yours,
Christian
- Blaine de Navarre
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Re: Padded Cuisses
Talk to Gareth.
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Dougal Forester
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Re: Padded Cuisses
Very nice site. I'd love a pair of those cuises.
- Lucian Ro
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Re: Padded Cuisses
Count Galvyn Lockhart's wonderful Lady did mine and I love them. She'll also add "pockets" upon request to add metal plates to, all the while still retaining the look of padded quisses.
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Scotty Riopel
Per pale argent and purpure, a dragonfly counterchanged and on a chief sable a dagger reversed argent.
When there is no peril in the fight, there is no glory in the triumph. -Pierre Corneille
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Christian Darmody
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Re: Padded Cuisses
I suggest Sir Gareth as well.
His work is exceptional.
His communication is ideal.
Most important his word is Gold.
Christian Darmody
His work is exceptional.
His communication is ideal.
Most important his word is Gold.
Christian Darmody
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Christian Darmody
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Re: Padded Cuisses
I suggest Sir Gareth as well.
His work is exceptional.
His communication is ideal.
Most important his word is Gold.
Christian Darmody
His work is exceptional.
His communication is ideal.
Most important his word is Gold.
Christian Darmody
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Dougal Forester
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Re: Padded Cuisses
He believed this so much, he had to say it twice. ^^ 
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Re: Padded Cuisses
Dougal Forester wrote:He believed this so much, he had to say it twice. ^^
But what he says is so very true!
Never give in--never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. Churchill, 1941
- Christian H. Tobler
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Re: Padded Cuisses
Of course - Gareth. How stupid of me!
I'll contact him. Thanks for the reminder here folks.
Yours,
CHT
I'll contact him. Thanks for the reminder here folks.
Yours,
CHT
