Shields and straps

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two pieces of art that have been altered to look like they are hanging on the wall
What a Medieval Shield Might Have Looked Like
hide-covered shield, crusader type
Arms and armour of the Teutonic Order , the late 13 th century Teutonic Order, Teutonic Knights, Teutonic Knights Cross, Early Medieval Swords, Medieval Armor Components, Medieval Military Tactics, Medieval Military Equipment, Crusader Knight, Ancient Warfare
Arms and armour of the Teutonic Order , the late 13 th century
Arms and armour of the Teutonic Order , the late 13 th century
an image of different types of armor on display in a book page with instructions to make them look like medieval knights
Teutonic shields
an image of different types of armor on display in a book page with instructions to make them look like medieval knights
an old book with some drawings of teeth and gums on it's pages
a black and white photo of a piece of art that has been altered to look like a heart
an old black and white photo of a piece of art that has been altered to look like a triangle
po 1300 (after 1300)
two pictures one with a shield and the other with a knight
Dimicator - On the right you see the shield of the Lords of Welfenberg, c. 1300 (Marburger Universitätsmuseum für Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte). The shield is flat and must have always been so, or else the decoration on its front would show according damage from flattening. Height is 62 cm, maximum width 47 cm, top edge is 41 cm. This is the oldest Marburg example of a shape that is depicted in the "Grosse Heidelberger Liederhandschrift" Cod. Pal. germ. 848), more commonly known as Codex Manesse (1305 – 1340). See, for example, folio 149v, showing Wolfram von Eschenbach. | Facebook
an image of a piece of art that looks like a helmet
An early medieval shield from Szczecin, Poland, 12th century
three pieces of wood with different shapes and sizes on them, all in various colors
Sword & Buckler, Viking Shield, Heater & Kite Shield, Weapons Research, Training, Living History
Three 11th/12th Century Shields The sizes of three shields from the 11th/12th century. Left: A slightly domed oval shield of plywood construction from Trondheim-Bygrund, Norway, c. 1100 Center: A flat plywood object, possibly from a shield, which would have been either oval or kite-shaped. Lenzen Castle, Germany, c. 1050+ Right: A kite-shaped shield, which may or may not have been curved. Planks only. From Szczecin, Poland, c. 1150+ From dimicator.com : Roland Warzecha
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DeutscherOrden2 German, 1320 ca. Fir-wood with leather upholstery and painting 98.5´57.5 cm
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Dimicator - A further medieval shield on display in Marburg. With this one you can see very well how the original shape has been distorted due to careless storage in previous centuries. Do not miss to visit the museum when you are in the area: If you would like to support my work, you are welcome to join the Legio Dimicatorum, the Swordfighters Legion. Find out more here: | Facebook
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