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Ashfield
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by Ashfield »
In the Gothic century, were there gothic archers with gothic archer knee , or thats totally out of century?
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by St. George »
Is that like tennis elbow?
From what I have seen, yes there were. Mostly in that blackened armor though.
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um huh? as in gothic u mean german 15th century right?
there are period pictures of archer wearing knees that have high points on the upper and lower lames of the knees.
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Something like these? This isn't an archer, but I have seen these types of knees on archers before, I just don't feel like looking for them right now.
http://www.edricsrose.com/unusedpics/Kerisknees.GIF
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Yes, and you will find them in at least the early 16thC, there are a number of examples in the Madrid Armoury of Charles V c1500.
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by Ashfield »
Thanks you !
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