The Complete Catalogue of Extant XIVth Century Armour -- myArmoury.com

Augusto Boer Bront · Industry Professional

As the tile said, I put together what I want to eventually be the sum of what we know about original armour pieces from the XIVth century.

I'll be updating is as I get new objects and data.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0JG05ULYiSPT0JCa0hDQm13VjA

Craig Peters · Posted: Sat 08 Apr, 2017 8:50 am Post subject:

Tremendous. Thanks!

Mark Moore · Posted: Sat 08 Apr, 2017 9:13 am Post subject:

Fascinating....absolutely fascinating. Well done! Big Grin

.....McM

JG Elmslie · Industry Professional

All in all, an excellent job so far.

one little detail to correct for future versions. There is now no such place as the "Royal Scottish museum" - as is described for the mail on page 21.
Its actual name is the National Museum of Scotland,, or the National Museums Scotland (NMS) - as you've used for the entry for the Pembridge helm on page 54.

(That name was adopted in 2006, when there was a merger between the Scottish National Museum, and the Royal Museum, which were next door to each other.)

Name changes. just to confuse things greatly... dont you love it?

Technically, I believe that the entry for the Kelvingrove, in a similar vein would be more accurately recorded as "Glasgow Museums", as the Kelvingrove, Burrell collection, St Mungos, and a few others are all curated by one administrative body.

Ben Joy · Posted: Sat 08 Apr, 2017 10:44 am Post subject:

Greatly appreciate the reference material and the work put into collecting all of this into one place. It's incredibly fascinating and enlightening. Thank you.

Augusto Boer Bront · Industry Professional

Hello folks.

I updated it to ver. 1.4

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0JG05ULYiSPbVg5emFtb2RtYzQ

Augusto Boer Bront · Industry Professional

Version 1.5 here!

With more than 350 pages, 250 objects and 1300 pictures!!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0JG05ULYiSPNTVBUG5lekd2bFk