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Conrad Lauf
Location: Australia Joined: 15 Jul 2015
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 Posted: Sun 15 Sep, 2024 3:36 am Post subject: Original source of an illustration showcasing 15thC livery |
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Hi folks! Long-time-lurker-first-time-poster here 
My mates and I are trying to source the origins of the attached page depicting 15thC livery garments.
It looks like a Gerry Embleton piece for Osprey Publishing, but we've combed our collections to no avail, and Google Lens/reverse image search isn't turning up anything either. Any assistance will be hugely appreciated!
Cheers,
Conrad
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Anthony Clipsom
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It's from Military Illustrated No. 7, June/July 1987, p.14
From an article by Clive Bartlett and Gerry Embleton "The Medieval Footsoldier 1460-1485 : (1) Livery Coats and Badges"
P.15 was also a colour reconstruction of livery clothing.
IIRC, the series ran for four parts.
Anthony Clipsom
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Conrad Lauf
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| Posted: Sun 15 Sep, 2024 5:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Anthony Clipsom wrote: | It's from Military Illustrated No. 7, June/July 1987, p.14
From an article by Clive Bartlett and Gerry Embleton "The Medieval Footsoldier 1460-1485 : (1) Livery Coats and Badges"
P.15 was also a colour reconstruction of livery clothing.
IIRC, the series ran for four parts. |
Perfect, thank you so much Anthony!!! 
Cheers!
Conrad
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