Spaulder - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-06-09T09:56:55Z

categorising

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	[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]]
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2006-05-28T10:34:55Z

category formation

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	As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.		As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.

	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]] [[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]]

User 144 at 10:23, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T10:23:30Z

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	The '''spaulder''' is a [[lame\|laminated]] [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function and was very popular in [[Germany]]. Appearing from about ~~1420~~, they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].		The '''spaulder''' is a [[lame\|laminated]] [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function and was very popular in [[Germany]]. Appearing from about 1320, they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]]. Frequently [[14th century]] armours did not feature these defences even though they were available. In the [[15th century]] the spaulder might be riveted to the [[rerebrace]].

	As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.		As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.

User 144 at 10:15, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T10:15:33Z

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	The '''spaulder''' is a [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function and was very popular in [[Germany]]. Appearing in ~~the~~ ~~[[14th century]]~~, they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].		The '''spaulder''' is a [[lame\|laminated]] [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function and was very popular in [[Germany]]. Appearing from about 1420, they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].

	As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.		As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.

User 144 at 10:00, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T10:00:03Z

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	The '''spaulder''' is a [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function. Appearing in the [[14th century]], they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].		The '''spaulder''' is a [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function and was very popular in [[Germany]]. Appearing in the [[14th century]], they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].

	As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.		As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.

User 144 at 09:58, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T09:58:52Z

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The '''spaulder''' is a [[plate]] shoulder defence. It is smaller than the [[pauldron]] but performs the same function. Appearing in the [[14th century]], they persisted until the end of plate armour in the [[17th century]].

As is it smaller than the [[pauldron]], it is frequently seen with [[besagew]]s.

[[category:armour]]