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Merv Cannon




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PostPosted: Fri 16 Nov, 2007 5:00 am    Post subject: Decorated Barbute and a ''Parade-Buckler'' ??         Reply with quote

I ran across this page from the Castello Sforzesco .... http://www.milanocastello.it/popUps/mappa14museoArteIng.html
If you scroll about half way down theres two pics described as ..." Medieval helmet, breastplate and shield dating from the 17th century " ...the accuracy of the statement is not my point of interrest. Whats interresting is that the Barbute looks like its very embellished in Latern decoration. Also what looks like a decorative 17thC shield is only about Buckler size and it can be seen attached to the armour stand on the left.
Does anyone know anything aboput these items ? I dont think I've ever seen a Barbute like that before but I sure have never seen a "Parade" shield that small ! ...is it unique ?
Heres the museum main page for ref. ...
http://www.milanocastello.it/ing/pianoTerrenoVisita.html

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Gary A. Chelette




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PostPosted: Fri 16 Nov, 2007 6:59 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Don't laugh, but it looks to me like a museum employee had a few too many parts to display and put the leftovers together.

I could be way wrong, but this is interesting.

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M. Eversberg II




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PostPosted: Mon 19 Nov, 2007 4:03 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Gary A. Chelette wrote:
Don't laugh, but it looks to me like a museum employee had a few too many parts to display and put the leftovers together.

I could be way wrong, but this is interesting.


Or a noble with far too much money, and far too little sense Big Grin

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