Post pictures of historical armour
following thread
>>2438431
>>2438431
They have leopards in poland?
>>2438432
>>2438434
Of course.
>>2438440
>>2438434
I hope you realize they simply bought them from abroad.
>>2438458
/tg/ usually has these kind of threads if you want more. Start a thread of the isn't one already up.
>>2438403
"WHAT RINGS YOU GOT BITCH?"
>>2438403
>>2438460
Do drawings count?
>>2438485
As long as they're of real armor sets my dude : )
>>2438485
This is what cavalry in the mid 17th century seemed to be wearing, from England to the Habsburg realms.
The steel cuirass, left gauntlet and the Pappenheim helmet.
Don't know why this fell out of use. It was more practical than the silly helmets with feathered crests
that cavalry was using in the early 19th century.
>>2438495
>>2438499
>>2438502
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>>2438507
>>2438513
>>2438515
>>2438521
He's back to claim this thread.
Sup breh
>>2438521
ugly piece of shit
now here's an armor for only the manliest of men
>>2438563
>dost thou even lift
>>2438563
thicc elbows brah
Love this shape of helmet so much.
Can't go wrong with classics
>>2438500
Looks comfy
G O T H I C
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Always thought the Takeda armour was the coolest looking one during the Sengoku era.
obligatory
>>2442300
Praise kek.
>>2438531
I like that bishop's mantle
The parrying dagger.
>>2442459
the thing he based it on
>>2442462
not sure what the missing thing on the forearm pieces is, anyone seen anything like it before?
Anyone know what kind of helmet Charles the Bold of Burgundy would have worn? or at least the kind of helmet he would wear with pic related.
>>2442498
Sallet or a armet
>>2442515
i should note that the dog(Bercerruillo) with the knife on his chest was paid 1.5x the salary of an archer
the dog was paid, not his owner
>>2442530
BECERRILLO
>>2442530
I bet he was getting all the bitches...
>>2442498
At the Battle of Montlhéry he wore a sallet with bevor.
We know this since the bevor fell off and he received a nasty cut to his throat. The scar of which helped them identify his lifeless body after the battle of Nancy.
>>2442511
>>2442556
Thank you anons.
>>2442592
no problem anon
>>2438477
HEALTH
STAMINA
ENDURANCE
WWI German lancer.
>>2442446
Damnnn anymore of that?
>>2443423
in reality there wouldn't have been engravings on 14th century kit
>>2443431
Fucking sweet, wasnt there a suit of armor of some king with obscenities engraved on it?
>>2443431
Are the blue parts lined with velvet or something?
Spanish conquistadors.
>>2438434
They usually used lynx hides
>>2443441
"Helmets didn't really have horns on the-"
>>2443779
yes, it's historical and looks sexy
>>2438403
>>2444199
it doesnt.
it has a leather crest. same as this.
>>2438403
>Rains
>Drowns
>>2442296
Japan masks where pretty great.
>>2442592
>"ya like jazz?"
>>2443431
They could have done it through engraving, but even the simplest engraving would be extremely expensive
Acid etching made it a lot easier to decorate armor
>>2445120
>rains
>take helmet off and postpone the tournament until later
>>2444199
>viking helmets and 14th century tournament helmets are the same
>>2442515
Why is animal armor so nice?
>>2438403
Dumping
>>2438403
>>2438403
this one is /fa/ af
>>2446344
>dumping
>its a tripple
>mfw
>>2441439
GoTHICC
>>2438782
Means you like dicks
>>2442446
thats hot
>filename
Guess which are which
>>2447717
beefeaters and chainmail hat = english
fleur de lis and border reiver on top right = scots
other 2 = Irish
can we get some more non metal armor?
>>2448400
I gotchu senpai.
I'll be posting some interesting pics in my armour folder, metallic and non metallic
Kiribati coconut fibre armour
>>2438434
Not anymore
Inuit walrus ivory lamellar armour
Tlingit wooden armour
Cavalier helmet in the shape of a hat
West coast native American rod armour
Two koryak fighters in leather scale armour.
If anyone has information on traditional koryak weapons and armour it would be appreciated
Aleutian armour
Sheet metal amrour from Nias island, Indonesia
Tibetan leather lamellar armour
>>2448833
How'd that survive over the years? Usually leather degrades doesn't it?
>>2448822
they look like burritos
Tibetan iron lamellar armour
>>2448837
Not that quickly though. That armour ia from the 19th century
Korean hemp cloth armour
Scrap of iron scale armour from the 18th century found in the Mexican desert
Shang dynasty bronze helmet
Ainu leather armour
Mycenian boar tusk ivory helmet
WW1 italian armour
Polynesian coconut husk armour
Water buffalo horn plate and mail armour of the Moro from the Philippines
>>2448869
Forgot pic
Brass plate and mail Moro armour
Proper suit for a proper gent.
>>2438500
That is probably the most powerful armor ever invented.
European bronze and iron helmet
Round plate skull cap, Europe
Tlingit hardwood helmet and collar with a leather shirt sewn with old chinese coins gained in trade with russian fur merchants
16th century German
Woven Klamath armour from northern California
Chukchi bone and antler armour
Tibetan lamellar armour (full suit this time)
>>2449065
Killers
Ming dynasty brigandine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0yuPtlZtJQ
>>2449200
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>>2449206
>>2449207
>>2449210
>>2449223
>>2449045
> That is probably the most powerful armor ever invented.
I believe one piece great bascinets are even more protective.
>>2449238
Another one.
>>2449239
Another one.
Renaissance splint gauntlet.
Combat engineers wore armor during the Napoleonic wars to protect against British shrapnel shells.
>>2449258
>>2449260
>>2449261
And, of course, the cuirassiers.
>>2438403
Finally. This is a good thread.
>>2449230
>>2449421
>>2449425
>>2438477
BECOME UNSTOPABLE
>>2449438
>>2438432
thats a big pistol
>>2438500
Thats a long neck
>>2442592
>girl's face in pic
KNIGHTED
>>2438500
>IM THE JUGGERNAUT, BITCH!!
>>2449242
>marching for several miles in a day
>hungry as fuck
>just grate some fuckin cheese on your face
Genius.
>>2449200
>>2450121
>>2449726
>>2445327
>Goes to a party
>Everyone avoids him
(talking about you btw you party pooper)
>>2449210
>>2439397
>prvo bijelo
>>2445113
They're metal
>>2445334
Why are Cataphracts so aesthetic?
>>2438521
i get the feeling that i would not want to fuck with the owner of that helm
>>2451051
Is it the gentlemans moustache?
>>2451010
Who knows.
Maybe it makes the horse more sexy
>>2450024
>cheese melts on your face from the heat
>go through battle like an unwashed dick
Cool thread anons
>>2451051
Masks in general have a very "resident hardcore motherfucker: do not fuck with" look to them
>>2451112
I can already someone wearing that helmet with the phrase: "Don't talk to me or my son ever again."
>>2451072
yes... the battle 'stache, made of pure brass.
>>2449874
for you
>>2451112
Thats because they allow superhuman facial expressions.
L A T E R O M E
>>2451209
Mongol death stare is pretty good.
>>2449438
HNNNNGGG
>>2449874
for you
>>2449902
for you
>>2451827
That looks fucking rad anon, any more pics?
>>2452224
No such thing
Made by Björn Skifs son (you know, the guy that made the song "Hooga chacka, hooga, hooga, hooga chacka, i cant stop this feeling....")
>>2453887
>Post pictures of historical armour
>>2442592
>that look on the girl's face
YOU JUST KNOW
>>2449201
>after years of plotting sneaky ol' Mario finally found away to stop Bowser once and for all.
>>2449200
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5Z6Aez6T3c
>>2455555
>>2442300
was this specifically made to look like laughing so the enemy will think you're a psychopath making light of the situation and either over or underestimate you?
>>2455555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75oM6gTVRYM
>>2455695
>that hip to waist ratio
UNF
>>2451805
looks like a barbarian
>>2455565
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>>2456111
Is that proto-robocop ?
>>2456120
>>2456124
Wtf are those real?
>>2438403
Why did you spell armor differently each time?
>>2438500
They told me I could be anything. So I became comfy.
>>2442300
manorial_expansion.manuscript
>>2444199
It's a jousting helmet
>>2445320
Saw that pic on a thread about why the Anglo-Saxons kept getting rekt
>>2438446
Umbasa
Show me a more badass piece of armor than the classic saxon helmet. I dare you.
>>2456650
Anything ornant tends to look really good.
>>2456650
any painted sallet
>>2455823
because barbarians stole from and raided Roman fabricae
>>2448810
>>2448829
these are my two favorite cultures when it comes to armor.
>>2457606
chinese bronze coins.
>>2448847
know any context behind this?
>>2456083
thicc
>>2448847
>>2457612
nvm found it, though the answer is disappointing.
Two pieces of iron armor -- reportedly first found in the desert of West Texas about 150 years ago -- have recently been analyzed by scientists in Nebraska, where the artifacts have been sitting for decades in museum storage.
Archaeologists have been able to determine that some of the armor's components are at least 200 years old, but details about who made it, who wore it, and where exactly it came from remain a total mystery.
"I don't know where this thing came from," said Dr. Peter Bleed, a University of Nebraska archaeologist who led the study.
"I hope researchers will look for more evidence about this."
Bleed supervised two anthropology students at the University of Nebraska -- Lindsay Long and Jessica Long, who are now graduate students at other institutions -- in their investigation of the armor as a research project.
The Nebraska History Museum acquired the armor in 1990, consisting of a black helmet and a neck covering called a gorget, made of a cotton twill backing covered with small iron scales.
But despite its storied past, the artifact -- and the lore that came with it -- had never been thoroughly studied.
"I thought the armor itself deserved to be documented, in part because it had been in a private collection since the 1890s," Bleed said.
The few records of the armor that exist came from U.S. cavalry officer and anthropologist Capt. John Gregory Bourke, who was given the gorget, helmet, and a breast- and backplate in 1870, from an army doctor who claimed to have found them "enclosing the bones of a man in the arid country between the waters of the Rio Grande and the Pecos."
>>2438477
>5-foot tall shield
>a fucking toothpick
>>2457646
>you get what you pay for
>>2456650
Valsgarde
>>2456650
Beakies are pretty cool, but they are rarely ornant, so they don't compete in that category.
>tfw image limits
new thread boys
>>2458884
>>2438782
Looks like the death Star operator helmet