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

Tremendous. Thanks!

Fascinating....absolutely fascinating. Well done! :D .....McM

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.

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.

Hello folks.

I updated it to ver. 1.4

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

Version 1.5 here!

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

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