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Andres Trujillo
Location: Germany Joined: 27 Feb 2011
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 Posted: Mon 18 Jul, 2011 6:59 am Post subject: Development of the Kettle Hat in the 15th century? |
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Sean Flynt
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Frances Perry
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Mrak E.Smith
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| Sean Flynt wrote: | | There are distinctive regional/cultural styles, as suggested by the image below. The 15th c. does seem to be a time of great experimentation but some of these types originated earlier than that. |
Sean,That seems a great pic, much better than Bashford Dean's old and oversimplified diagram of armour evolution.
could you please inform the resource of this pic?
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James Millard
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It's a sketch by Gerry Embleton for the re-enactment group "The Company of Saynt George". Go here and open Dragon #5 and you can see a full-size version. There're also pictures of tents, tools and furniture.
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Mrak E.Smith
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| James Millard wrote: | | It's a sketch by Gerry Embleton for the re-enactment group "The Company of Saynt George". Go here and open Dragon #5 and you can see a full-size version. There're also pictures of tents, tools and furniture. |
Many thanks for the great information~
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James Millard
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| Mrak E.Smith wrote: |
Many thanks for the great information~ |
You're welcome! You can find other work by Gerry Embleton in the other issues of Dragon, some titles published by Osprey Publishing, and a book called Medieval Military Costume.
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