What are the generaly excepted dates for a sugerloaf great helm?
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Sugerloaf dates,
Sir Edward Lindey, Knight of the Drawn Sword. ACL/BotN 2012
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RandallMoffett wrote:early 14th is what I tend to think of for it. Till about 1350 at the latest.
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Late 13th, until late 14th as a jousting helm. They show up in art around 1280, adn the last depiction I can think of is definitely 1370's. Just tack 20 years onto either side of your estimation, and you have got it. Again, the last few decades I'm pretty sure they are relegated to jousting, but there are definitely depictions of them that late.
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Bob,
Yeah I was thinking more for war, I should have said that I suppose. I have not seen any depictions from circa 1280 though. If you could post or PM me the citation that would be helpful for me in the future. I just found reference to a visored helmet in the patent rolls in the 4th quarter of the 13th and am wondering over if it is a great helm with visor or perhaps a sugarloaf.
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Yeah I was thinking more for war, I should have said that I suppose. I have not seen any depictions from circa 1280 though. If you could post or PM me the citation that would be helpful for me in the future. I just found reference to a visored helmet in the patent rolls in the 4th quarter of the 13th and am wondering over if it is a great helm with visor or perhaps a sugarloaf.
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RandallMoffett wrote:Bob,
Yeah I was thinking more for war, I should have said that I suppose. I have not seen any depictions from circa 1280 though. If you could post or PM me the citation that would be helpful for me in the future. I just found reference to a visored helmet in the patent rolls in the 4th quarter of the 13th and am wondering over if it is a great helm with visor or perhaps a sugarloaf.
RPM
Hi Randal,
It took me a little while, but I found your references. We need to push back the introductory date for the Sugarloaf prior to the middle of the 13th century in Italy, and here are the references
Faits des Romains (Rome, 1233), Bibliotheque Royal, Ms.10168-72,f.131r, Brussels
And a mid 13th century carving, Pinacoteca communal gallery, Sansepulcro.
That last one seems to depict a moveable visor
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