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@MarsdanVM

I'm looking at Historic European Martial Arts, from manuscripts and trainers to sharp reproductions and antiques.

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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@MonsieurSansFoy Write him and ask him to put more measurements online for the swords in the collection, especially the famous ones: length, width and thickness of blades, weight and point of balance. 😏
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@Argonaut1535 And btw... imagine a vest that is thick just at the armpits and exposed areas, the rest having a ventilation mesh; the helm you posted with a face mesh; small changes here and there. Each passing day, I am thinking this is what I want to buy as my replacement kit.
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@Argonaut1535 100% yes! And I am not just saying this since my right arm in lumpy right now from sidesword training (mistakes were made 😅), and I am looking for plastic versions for better HEMA kit. 😄
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Renaissance Man Art & History
⚔️This armor would go well with this helm, gorget, plus some besagews for an early 16th Century Halberdier/swordsman/pikeman👇🏻. What do you think?
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🇦🇹Light Cavalry Armor ca. 1500-1505, made in Innsbruck or Muhlau. This is a great example of transitional harness towards the end of the 15th century-it has elements of the burgeoning Maximilian style and also retains “Gothic” elements of the 1470s-1490s. Big fan of simple sleek plate armors like this. This armor is a rare example of the fluted, or "Maximilian," style in its earliest stages. The armor was made in either Mühlau or in neighboring Innsbruck soon after the Emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519) established his court armor-making workshop in Innsbruck in 1504. Little is known of its maker, Christian Schreiner the Younger. Few of his works survive, and this is the most complete. A strong Italian influence is apparent in this armor and in armors of the Innsbruck/Mühlau school in general. They are characterized by full rounded forms and sparing use of surface ornament as opposed to the purely German Gothic style typified by slender proportions and pierced openwork. Particularly distinctive are the gracefully bold mitten gauntlets, which blend features of late Gothic design with the evolving German Renaissance style. •Dimensions: H. as mounted approximately 32 in. (81.28 cm); Wt. 21 lb. 7 oz. (9724 g)#armor #history

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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@LordTommmy @SilAbusALT @nonregemesse I remember thinking "this is bad" one season before most people did. So I think S5 goes into the bad pile. But honesty, I don't care enough about that show now to even look up episodes and confirm. P.S. Books get meh around that point as well.
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@Argonaut1535 You (and source) say light cavalry, but I see this as multipurpose. I can see this being used by infantry: pikes, sword and buckler/rotella troops. And in a way that's on-brand for light cavalry, which is more flexible and shares more with infantry throughout history. (my 2¢)
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🇦🇹Light Cavalry Armor ca. 1500-1505, made in Innsbruck or Muhlau. This is a great example of transitional harness towards the end of the 15th century-it has elements of the burgeoning Maximilian style and also retains “Gothic” elements of the 1470s-1490s. Big fan of simple sleek plate armors like this. This armor is a rare example of the fluted, or "Maximilian," style in its earliest stages. The armor was made in either Mühlau or in neighboring Innsbruck soon after the Emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519) established his court armor-making workshop in Innsbruck in 1504. Little is known of its maker, Christian Schreiner the Younger. Few of his works survive, and this is the most complete. A strong Italian influence is apparent in this armor and in armors of the Innsbruck/Mühlau school in general. They are characterized by full rounded forms and sparing use of surface ornament as opposed to the purely German Gothic style typified by slender proportions and pierced openwork. Particularly distinctive are the gracefully bold mitten gauntlets, which blend features of late Gothic design with the evolving German Renaissance style. •Dimensions: H. as mounted approximately 32 in. (81.28 cm); Wt. 21 lb. 7 oz. (9724 g)#armor #history
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@charliepro_dev @Ma_WuKong What a lying POS! You probably don't know what "colonized" means in this context. And you want to distort the issue due to your warped political agenda. GTFO!
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carlos dorado@charliepro_dev·
@Ma_WuKong hay que ser muy ciego para el problema es que España coloniza Ceuta. Marruecos coloniza el sahara occidental pero eso no excusa a España
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@SilAbusALT @nonregemesse Remove "almost" and we are in agreement. It's impressive how bad it is. If I told you to make S8 bad on purpose, you wouldn't be able to pull it off like those hacks managed on accident.
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Silas@SilAbusALT·
@MarsdanVM @nonregemesse True but Season 8 was the pinnacle, almost every storyline and line of dialogue was bad
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@nonregemesse This makes me think that there would be a nice story to explore on duty, upholding oaths, and honour, vs saving and serving the people, and redemption. Or you can ignore all that and have some bricks fall on him.
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@RazorFist Why? In Germany... Catholics: ~19.2 million people (~23%) Lutheran: ~10.5 million people (~13%) They had a war about this in the 1600s, it lasted some 30 years.
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@Dolly__gale If I read correctly, they have 15,000 items. So a lot of small every-day items as well. 👍
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Dotty Gale@Dolly__gale·
@MarsdanVM New place added to my wishlist to visit. Those artifacts are awesome!
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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
Some people may not realise that the Illerup Ådal deposit, in Denmark, is one of the most impressive collections of Roman weaponry (up to c.400AD) ever found in Europe (with over 200 swords). the-past.com/feature/weapon… Mars, on an imported Roman pattern-welded steel spatha blade.
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Bjorn Gisli@BjornGisli

Some day I'll stop being do obsessed with the Illerup Ådal finds but that day is not today. Just another spatha inspired by the finds finished

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Virtus Martialis@MarsdanVM·
@DiariesEmpire Il dolce far niente... English civil war version... at the pub, interrupted by an officer. I can buy that interpretation!👍
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The Empire scrapbook
The Empire scrapbook@DiariesEmpire·
Civil war soldiers being surprised or A three hour Friday lunch break down the pub being curtailed.
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