Bevor - Revision history

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2006-06-09T09:50:28Z

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User 144 at 10:33, 28 May 2006

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User 144 at 06:50, 11 March 2006

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	[[image:bevor02.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A ~~fifteenth~~ century ~~sallet~~.]]A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.		[[image:bevor02.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century bevor.]]A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.

	It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].		It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

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2006-03-11T04:55:59Z

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	A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.		[[image:bevor02.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.

	[[Image:bevor02.JPG\|left\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]
	It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].		It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

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2006-03-11T04:54:35Z

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	A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.		A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.
			[[Image:bevor02.JPG\|left\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]

	It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].		It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

	Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and they often paid for that exposure.		Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and they often paid for that exposure.


	[[image:bevor02.jpg]]
	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

User 144: replacing image with smaller version

2006-03-11T04:52:23Z

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	Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and they often paid for that exposure.		Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and they often paid for that exposure.

	[[image:~~bevor01~~.jpg]]		[[image:bevor02.jpg]]
	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

User 144 at 04:49, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T04:49:54Z

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	It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].		It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

	Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and paid for that exposure.		Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and they often paid for that exposure.

			[[image:bevor01.jpg]]
	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

User 144 at 06:10, 7 March 2006

2006-03-07T06:10:23Z

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	A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor.		A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor. It frequently had one or more [[gorget]] plates attached to the to further protect the throat and chest immediately below this area.

	It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].		It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms\|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

User 144 at 05:57, 1 March 2006

2006-03-01T05:57:07Z

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A '''bevor''' (from French meaning ''dribble'') is a plate defence for the throat and lower face. It may or may not be articulated to increase airflow without removing the bevor.

It was commonly worn with a [[sallet]] by [[man at arms|men at arms]] or [[noble]]s in the [[15th century]].

Some warriors would remove their bevor when fighting to allow them to breathe easily, but as a result became more exposed and paid for that exposure.

[[category:armour]]