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Europe and Japan There's only so many ways to protect the human body. But it's always fascinating to see how similar armor made in opposite ends of the world can look like.
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Hunting swords alaways catch my eye when I walk around museums. The tips are broadened, much like a spear point, in orther to further damage game.
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My favourite maces I've found in museums across Europe.
Fantasy often portrays maces as huge and incredibly heavy weapons. It's a kind of weapon I never cared much for, but I love historical steel maces. They're not about total weight, but rather weight distribution and density.
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Happy misrepresented Battle day
Happy Azincourt Day to those who celebrate
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Mandatory monthly blackened armor appreciation post.
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Europe and Japan There's only so many ways to protect the human body. But it's always fascinating to see how similar armor made in opposite ends of the world can look like.
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Two turkish maille shirts from the Bargello museum, in Florence.
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My favourite maces I've found in museums across Europe.
Fantasy often portrays maces as huge and incredibly heavy weapons. It's a kind of weapon I never cared much for, but I love historical steel maces. They're not about total weight, but rather weight distribution and density.
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Hunting swords alaways catch my eye when I walk around museums. The tips are broadened, much like a spear point, in orther to further damage game.
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That's.. Surprisingly good armor
I bought the armor in #Fallout76 thinking it was just cool decor. Turns out it gives you armor to wear and I was totally normal about it, it’s definitely not my special interest… 🤓☝️@Bethesda_Nordic
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17th century tassets do give some "bee vibes". Aesthetically, they make more sense on horseback I think.
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Good stuff
what if Negroli but late 15th century
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Fantasy often portrays maces as huge and incredibly heavy weapons. It's a kind of weapon I never cared much for, but I love historical steel maces. They're not about total weight, but rather weight distribution and density.
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