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Types ofantique armour
Types of antique armour - 1. roundel (shield), 2. target, 3. lead mallet used by archers, 4. iron mace used by cavalry, 5. black bill in armoury of Canterbury Town Hall, 6. pertuisan in Mr Green's Museum, Lichfield, 7. suit of armour in Tower of London, 8. suit of bright morion armour, worn by infantry in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, 9. different chanfrins or cheiffronts, iron masks for defending the heads of horses, from Tower of London horse armoury, 10. cuirass of plate mail, in collection of curiosities at Don Saltero's Coffee House, Chelsea, 11. complete suit of armour, Tower of London, said to have belonged to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, 12. complete suit of armour, Tower of London, made for King Henry VIII at the age of eighteen, 13. suit of chain mail armour in Mr Green's Museum, Lichfield, 14. knee piece, genouillere, 15. gauntlet. Date: 1784
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Bring history to your morning routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs, featuring the exquisite artwork of Terry Parker from Mary Evans Prints Online. This collection showcases an intriguing array of antique armor, including a roundel shield, target, lead mallet for archers, iron mace for cavalry, and a black bill from the armory of Canterbury Town Hall. Each mug holds your favorite beverage and displays a high-quality image of these historical treasures, making every sip an educational and enjoyable experience. Perfect for history enthusiasts, collectors, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of the past. Order yours today and start your day with a dose of history!
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This stunning print showcases a variety of antique armour pieces, each with its own unique history and purpose. From the roundel shield to the iron mace used by cavalry, these artefacts offer a glimpse into the world of medieval warfare.
The collection includes rare items such as the lead mallet used by archers and the black bill from Canterbury Town Hall's armoury. Each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and functionality, highlighting the ingenuity of past generations in creating tools for battle.
Amongst the suits of armour on display are those worn by infantry during Queen Elizabeth I's reign and one said to have belonged to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. The intricate details and sturdy construction of these suits serve as a reminder of the importance placed on protection in times gone by.
Whether it's chain mail armour from Mr Green's Museum in Lichfield or a cuirass from Don Saltero's Coffee House in Chelsea, each piece adds depth to our understanding of historical combat practices. This print is not just a visual feast for enthusiasts but also an educational resource for those interested in exploring the evolution of military gear over time.
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