Sallet - Revision history

User 144 at 08:15, 16 March 2007

2007-03-16T08:15:57Z

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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. ~~Primary~~ ~~ronunciations~~ either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''~~sall~~ et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].		A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Common pronunciations are either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sal et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|religous]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|religous]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

User 144: categorising

2006-06-09T09:58:39Z

categorising

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	A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].		A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|~~relgious~~]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|religous]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

	This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].		This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].

	[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:15th century]][[Category:artefact (medieval)]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:15th century]][[Category:artefact (medieval)]] [[category:helmets]]

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2006-06-09T09:57:21Z

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	This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].		This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].

	[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:15th century]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:15th century]][[Category:artefact (medieval)]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-28T10:31:58Z

categorising

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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].		A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.
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	This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].		This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].

	[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:15th century]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-28T09:33:23Z

categorising

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	This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].		This was a popular helmet type during the [[15th century]] particularly in the latter part. It was worn by [[noble]]s and [[man at arms\|men at arms]].

	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]]

203.166.96.235 at 23:17, 15 March 2006

2006-03-15T23:17:40Z

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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).		A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

User 144 at 06:49, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T06:49:21Z

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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A ~~fifteenth~~ century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).		A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).

User 144: image update

2006-03-11T06:47:40Z

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	[[image:~~Sallet01~~.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).		A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).

User 144 at 05:02, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T05:02:25Z

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	[[image:~~sallet01~~.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]		[[image:Sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).		A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).

User 144 at 05:00, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T05:00:06Z

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			[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' (pronounced either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)) is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot.
			A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:15, 16 March 2007
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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. ~~Primary~~ ~~ronunciations~~ either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''~~sall~~ et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].		A '''sallet''' (also ''salade'' or ''celata'') is a [[plate]] [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Common pronunciations are either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sal et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|religous]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|religous]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:17, 16 March 2006
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	[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]		[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica 15th century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).		A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)). It is frequently, but not always, worn with a [[bevor]].

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.

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			[[image:sallet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|A fifteenth century sallet.]]
	A '''sallet''' (pronounced either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)) is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot.
			A '''sallet''' or '''salade''' is a plate [[helmet]] with a pointed tail and either an open face or a horizontal eye slot. Primary ronunciations either ''sal ay'' ([[France\|French]]) or ''sall et'' (contemporary [[England\|English]] pronounciation)).

	The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.		The jawbone may be articulated to allow greater airflow, and sometimes the tail might be articulated. The helmet may have also been painted with [[religion\|relgious]] [[slogan]]s being popular as well as [[livery]] style colours.