Vambrace - Revision history

User 144 at 13:50, 25 January 2011

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. A modern term sometimes used to describe the same is lower cannon of the vambrace. ~~They~~ ~~might~~ be ~~made~~ of [[~~metal]],~~ ~~[[leather~~]] or ~~other~~ ~~materials~~ ~~depending~~ ~~on the period and location~~.		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. A modern term sometimes used to describe the same is lower cannon of the vambrace. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].
			Vambraces might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location.

	The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. ~~These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].~~		The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same.
		⚫	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against '[[string slap]]' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

⚫	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

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	[[category:armour]][[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]]		[[category:armour]][[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]][[Category:artefact (medieval)]]

User 144 at 09:51, 29 May 2006

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. A ~~sometimes~~ modern term used to describe the same is lower cannon of the vambrace. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. A modern term sometimes used to describe the same is lower cannon of the vambrace. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location.

			The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].

	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).		They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).


	[[category:armour]][[category:full harness~~]][[category:13th century~~]][[category:14th century]]		[[category:armour]][[category:full harness]][[category:14th century]]

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2006-05-28T09:25:14Z

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	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]][[category:full harness]][[category:13th century]][[category:14th century]]

User 144 at 12:20, 7 March 2006

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. A sometimes modern term used to describe the same is lower cannon of the vambrace. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].

	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).		They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

User 144 at 12:16, 7 March 2006

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ~~[[plate~~ ~~armour\|plate]]~~ ~~covered arms and in~~ addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full ''arm harness''. In addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].

	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).		They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

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2006-02-24T23:18:19Z

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[~~revebrace~~]] when wearing full [[plate armour\|plate]] covered arms and in addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to ~~feref~~ to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[rerebrace]] when wearing full [[plate armour\|plate]] covered arms and in addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to refer to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].

	They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).		They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

User 144 at 07:25, 24 February 2006

2006-02-24T07:25:15Z

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	The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location.		The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location. The term is also used to describe the combination of vambrace, [[couter]] and [[revebrace]] when wearing full [[plate armour\|plate]] covered arms and in addition the [[England\|English]] would use the term [[bracer]] to feref to the same. These appear from the very early [[14th century]] and possibly late [[13th century\|13th]].

	They differ from the [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).		They differ from the modern [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

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2006-01-25T06:12:50Z

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The '''vambrace''' is a piece of defensive [[armour]] worn on the forearms. They might be made of [[metal]], [[leather]] or other materials depending on the period and location.

They differ from the [[bracer]] which is used to protect the internal forearm against 'string slap' (where the string of a [[bow]] hits the inside of the forearm).

[[category:armour]]