Armor

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a gray hat with a hood on it
Quilted hood 13th century
A quilted hood 13th century. SPES Medieval Market
the legs and boots of a doll are made out of knitted fabric, with leather straps
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an odd shaped white object sitting on top of a cutting board next to a piece of paper
14th century kidney bag pattern - Google Search
a wooden table topped with an ironing board covered in black cloth and a helmet
an old book with a drawing of a man sitting on a chair next to a machine
Research on a fine medieval German mail shirt. - Ethnographic Arms & Armour
From the Hausbuch der Nürnberger Zwölfbrüderstiftungen Mendel I, showing a mail maker c.1425. The gothic text reads:Der... Bruder der do starb hieß Dyetrich Schockenzieher(Schaukelzieher= Drahtzieher) The name of the brother who died there was Dietrich Schaukelzieher (Swingpuller, Wirepuller, Wiremaker)
an illustration of a woman sewing on a table
German mail armor maker, 15th century. Germanisches Nationalmuseum.
a man wearing a chainmail helmet with red arrows pointing to the right and left
La coiffe de maille
La coiffe de maille - Cité d'Antan
a man standing in front of a metal object
An effective method for suspending chausses by points
An effective method for suspending chausses by points | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
a man wearing a chainmail helmet and blue shirt
very good detail pic of strapping for a mail coif
two pictures of a man wearing a chain mail suit and helmet, one in full armor
Aventail on High medieval armour, around 1180. Comthurey Alpinum, 1180 a.D. Reenactment
a drawing of a man's head wearing a jacket and hat with the words bassinet liner on it
Illustration depicting historical quilted textile suspension liners in a medieval bascinet.
an old fashion illustration shows different types of hats
An illustration of possible bascinet components and decoration, 1390-1410
a man wearing a chainmail helmet with a beard
Kokosz Gambesons
Arming cap 13th century side
the legs and ankles of a man in armor
Arms and Armour - Part 6 - Armour
"By the eleventh century a few of the wealthier warriors are shown with mail chausses or leggings although these too are quite rare. Also in the eleventh century a few wealthy warriors are shown with tight fitting full length mail sleeves under the sleeves of their hauberks." -- "Note the straps to help keep them in place, and to ensure that there is plenty of slack at the knee" (Regia Anglorum); Anglo-Saxon armour
a pair of boots with chains on them are shown in front of a person's legs