French re-enactor shares armor research
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2007-03-28 12:26
On his website, French re-enactor Bernhardt de Teyssonnière (his period name) shares photos of his armor as well as the sources he used for his research.
Armor and accessories shown include a helmet, greaves, scabbard and spurs. Bernhardt is a member of Fief & Chevalerie 1180-1280, a group that researches the age's "culture: military, civil, or religious equipment." The site is in French with English translation available. |
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From the same web site
Let me introduce you our last article that we have published on our web site. It is about informations and reenacting of a knight of the Order of Saint John of the Hospital of Jerusalem 12th-13th century.
http://www.fiefetchevalerie.com/fief/?2007/04/06/40-frere-callixte-cheva...
As usual, click on the flag above the article to get the translation.
Note: If you have friends in Poland, you can share this link with him because this article is also translated into Polish. ;o)
I hope that it will interest you. Other articles with their translations are yet to come (Civilian woman dress, Siculo-Norman knight, etc.) I will be glad to tell you when and to share those news with all of you. ;o)
Best regards
Philippe G