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The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth centuryFfoulkes, Charles John

History

The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century

Name: The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century
Author: Ffoulkes, Charles John

Ffoulkes, Charles John

Armor -- History; Armorers; Weapons -- History

etc.; =M=, A, 243; =S=, 64.
Heinrich Obresch, Germ. 1590.
Anton Peffenhauser, Germ. 1566-95. =V=, 489; =M=, A, 290.
Hans Ringter, Germ. 1560. =V=.
XVI-XVII. =P=, G, 124.
Possibly the Merate brothers, It. XV-XVI. =V=, 60; =L=,
        VI, 28; =M=, A, 3.
Germ., XVI. =V=, 9.

[Illustration: ARMOURERS’ MARKS.]

Possibly the Merate brothers, It., XV-XVI. =V=, 948.
Possibly Hans Grünewalt, Germ., XV-XVI. =V=, 66, 995.
It., XV. =V=, 5.
J. Voys, Netherland, XV-XVI. =B=, II, 39, 40; =M=, A, 11
XV. =M=, A, 4.
XV. =M=, A, 6.
On a mail skirt, XV-XVI. =T=, G, 86.
Peter von Speyer, Germ., 1560. =B=er.
It., XV. =G=en.
It., XV. =G=en.
Germ., XV-XVI. =P=, H, 76.
It., XV. =G=en.
Germ., XVI. =V=, 63.
It., XV-XVI. =V=en. Mus. civico.
It., XVI. =V=en. Arsenale.
On a sallad with Missaglia mark, It., XV. =V=en. Mus. civico.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 101.
Germ., XV-XVI. =V=, 1022.
Armourers’ Company, London, XVII. =L=.
Germ., XV. =D=, A, 75.
Netherlands, XV. =D=, A, 75.
Siebenburger (?), Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 92.
It., XVI. =M=, A, 147.
Jorg Sigman, Germ., XVI. =M=, A, 238.
It, XV. =A=.
T. and P. da Missaglia, It., 1400-1468. =P=, H, 29; =V=, 2, 3;
        =L=, II, 29 (see Nos. 24-7).
Sigmund Rosenburger, Germ. XVI. =D=, C, 3, 4.
City of Augsburg (?), XVI. =D=.[146]
City of Augsburg (?), XVI. _passim_.
Germ., XVI. =D=.
M. Petit. Fr. XVII. =P=, H, 150; =V=, 711; =M=, A, 379.
Sp., XV. =M=, D, 24.
It., XV. =A=.
It., XV. =A=.
XVII. =M=, B, 11; =T=, C, 14.
XV. =P=, H, 141.
Germ., XV-XVI. =L=, II, 37.
XVI. =L=, III, 186.
Germ., XVI. =L=, II, 3.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
It., XV. =A=.
XV. =M=, D, 18.
Germ., XV. =B=, II, 170.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 182; =D=, E, 556 (see also No. 21);
        =S=, on a crossbow, 143.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 30.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 3.
Possibly the city of Wittenburg, XVI. =B=, II, 4, 41.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
It., XV. =A=.
Germ. XV. =V=.


FOOTNOTE:

[146] A similar mark was used by the Armourers’ Company, London,
about 1640.




POLYGLOT GLOSSARY OF WORDS DEALING WITH ARMOUR AND WEAPONS


The meanings of the words in this Glossary are given either from
comparison of various scattered entries in contemporary documents
or from the following works:--

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The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth centuryFfoulkes, Charles John

History

The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century

Ffoulkes, Charles John

Armor -- History; Armorers; Weapons -- History

etc.; =M=, A, 243; =S=, 64.
Heinrich Obresch, Germ. 1590.
Anton Peffenhauser, Germ. 1566-95. =V=, 489; =M=, A, 290.
Hans Ringter, Germ. 1560. =V=.
XVI-XVII. =P=, G, 124.
Possibly the Merate brothers, It. XV-XVI. =V=, 60; =L=,
        VI, 28; =M=, A, 3.
Germ., XVI. =V=, 9.

[Illustration: ARMOURERS’ MARKS.]

Possibly the Merate brothers, It., XV-XVI. =V=, 948.
Possibly Hans Grünewalt, Germ., XV-XVI. =V=, 66, 995.
It., XV. =V=, 5.
J. Voys, Netherland, XV-XVI. =B=, II, 39, 40; =M=, A, 11
XV. =M=, A, 4.
XV. =M=, A, 6.
On a mail skirt, XV-XVI. =T=, G, 86.
Peter von Speyer, Germ., 1560. =B=er.
It., XV. =G=en.
It., XV. =G=en.
Germ., XV-XVI. =P=, H, 76.
It., XV. =G=en.
Germ., XVI. =V=, 63.
It., XV-XVI. =V=en. Mus. civico.
It., XVI. =V=en. Arsenale.
On a sallad with Missaglia mark, It., XV. =V=en. Mus. civico.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 101.
Germ., XV-XVI. =V=, 1022.
Armourers’ Company, London, XVII. =L=.
Germ., XV. =D=, A, 75.
Netherlands, XV. =D=, A, 75.
Siebenburger (?), Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 92.
It., XVI. =M=, A, 147.
Jorg Sigman, Germ., XVI. =M=, A, 238.
It, XV. =A=.
T. and P. da Missaglia, It., 1400-1468. =P=, H, 29; =V=, 2, 3;
        =L=, II, 29 (see Nos. 24-7).
Sigmund Rosenburger, Germ. XVI. =D=, C, 3, 4.
City of Augsburg (?), XVI. =D=.[146]
City of Augsburg (?), XVI. _passim_.
Germ., XVI. =D=.
M. Petit. Fr. XVII. =P=, H, 150; =V=, 711; =M=, A, 379.
Sp., XV. =M=, D, 24.
It., XV. =A=.
It., XV. =A=.
XVII. =M=, B, 11; =T=, C, 14.
XV. =P=, H, 141.
Germ., XV-XVI. =L=, II, 37.
XVI. =L=, III, 186.
Germ., XVI. =L=, II, 3.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
It., XV. =A=.
XV. =M=, D, 18.
Germ., XV. =B=, II, 170.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 182; =D=, E, 556 (see also No. 21);
        =S=, on a crossbow, 143.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 30.
Germ., XVI. =B=, II, 3.
Possibly the city of Wittenburg, XVI. =B=, II, 4, 41.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
Sp., XV. =M=, C, 10.
It., XV. =A=.
Germ. XV. =V=.


FOOTNOTE:

[146] A similar mark was used by the Armourers’ Company, London,
about 1640.




POLYGLOT GLOSSARY OF WORDS DEALING WITH ARMOUR AND WEAPONS


The meanings of the words in this Glossary are given either from
comparison of various scattered entries in contemporary documents
or from the following works:--

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century

The armourer and his craft from the XIth to the XVIth century

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