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Larry Bohnham
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 Posted: Fri 31 Dec, 2010 9:03 pm Post subject: Iberian Mace for Agincourt? |
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Hey all, your opinions gentle sirs and ladies.
Would the Iberian Mace from A&A fit in well with an Agincourt era kit? I haven't really surveyed the period art for similar maces, so maybe everyone has some suggestions. Would a simple wood hafted mace such as this be readily available in 1415 or would the later all steel gothic styles be more appropriate?
I'm thinking that a somewhat old school design such as this still might be found on the field in 1415 probably in the hands of a less wealthy knight or yeoman or more probably an archer, what say you?
"No athlete can fight tenaciously who has never received any blows; he must see his blood flow and hear his teeth crack under the fist of his adversary..."
Roger of Hoveden, d.1201
a furore Normannorum libera nos Domine
"Henry, get down off that horse with that sword, you'll put someone's eye out!" Mrs. Bolingbroke's advice to her son, Henry, on the eve of the battle of Agincourt
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