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RMT8EG1J–A Medieval quillon dagger first quarter of the 15th century. In excavated condition, with double-edged blade tapering to a narrow point, crosspiece formed with a pair of arched short quillons with swelling tips bevelled over their outer edges, both sides with a small écusson between, and globular pommel. Length 40 cm. historic, historical, weapons, arms, weapon, arm, baronial, military, militaria, rapier, rapiers, sword, swords, melee weapon, melee weapons, thrusting, thrustings, baton, object, objects, stills, clipping, cut out, cut-out, cut-out, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RME94NG3–The medieval weapons from around A.D. 1400 represented here are three shields. The illustration dates to 1882.
RM2H4HY0H–A late 19th Century illustration of a 15th century siege. With the adoptation of castle fortifications, siege weapons were utilised to destroy the fortifications or damage the defenses of the defending army. Seen here is a siege tower, built of wood on a frame with wheels that allowed it to be pushed up against the walls of a fortification. Other weapons included the Ballista that launched a large projectile; the Battering Ram; the Catapult to launch a projectile and the Trebuchet a type of catapult that launched projectiles like rocks with the use of a large swinging arm.
RMMHJ2HR–The Melee was a type of mock combat in medieval tournaments with the aim of smashing into the enemy in massed formation, with the aim of throwing them back or breaking their ranks. The tournament had a resurgence of popularity in England in the first half of the 14th Century, however it died out during the reign of Edward III who encouraged the move towards pageantry and a predominance of jousting in his sponsored events. In the last true tournament held in England in 1342 at Dunstable, the mêlée was postponed so long by jousting that the sun was sinking by the time the lines charged.
RM2A3H9JB–Replica of 15th century falconet, small medieval cannon at the Château de Tiffauges, mediaeval castle in the Vendée, France
RF2H5K117–Alcazaba of Merida, arabic citadel complex. 15th Century stone projectiles. Extremadura, Spain
RMPGYRTD–Umbria, last quarter of 15th century. Christ as the Man of Sorrows, with the Arma Christi. Poplar. Wallraf-Richartz Museum. Cologne. Germany.
RMW3R0K3–15th Century warfare - A knight or soldier wearing a suit of armour strengthened enough to protect against the newly invented hand guns
RM2AB0FF6–German batle helmet (armet). The armet is a type of helmet which was developed in the 15th century. It was extensively used in Italy, France, England,
RM2JH6802–St Sebastian. Catalan School. Medieval representation of the saint by a member of Jaume Huguet's circle. Tempera and oil on board, second half of the 15th century. El Greco Museum. Toledo, Spain.
RM2KE9551–Military weapons, France and Germany, 15th century. Scimitar, stirrup, battle axe, battle hammer, dagger, poignard, sabre, buckler, shield, club, etc. Armes diverses, No. 3, France et Allemagne, XVe siecle. Chromolithograph by Ferdinand Sere from Charles Louandre’s Les Arts Somptuaires, The Sumptuary Arts, Hangard-Mauge, Paris, 1858.
RMDDT5DC–Soldiers and artillery of the 15th century besieging a walled town, 19th century. Artist: Unknown
RM2CGPH20–Cavalry battle between Crusaders and Saracens, 12th century. The crusaders wear chainmail coats and pointed helmets with small crosses, one holds a standard (gonfanon or gonfalon). Taken from a stained-glass window in St. Denis church. Profile portrait of Charles the Good (1084-1127), Count of Flanders, from a 15th centiury painting in Saint-Salvator Cathedral, Bruges. Vitre de St. Denis representant un combat des Croises contre les Infideles. Charles le Bon, Comte de Flandre (Roger de Gaignieres). Handcoloured lithograph by Villain after an illustration by Horace de Viel-Castel from his Coll
RMT8EG1D–A Medieval dagger late 14th/early 15th century. In excavated condition, with slender tapering blade of flattened diamond section changing in the middle to flattened hexagonal section in two stages, short ricasso and struck with a series of marks on both sides, flat brass guard of rectangular form rounded over the outer side, the lower edges decorated with bevelled notches and the inner face engraved, rootwood grip swelling to form a flattened pommel, and fitted with engraved brass sleeve about the base and later brass pommel cap decorated with th, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2JF9K8J–A nobleman Francesco Gatto demonstrating his weapons to an audience in a reenactment of 15th century life at Mdina, Malta, Mediterranean A tour guide,
RME94NG4–The medieval weapons from around A.D. 1400 represented here are, from left to right, top to bottom: two swords, two battle-axes, a sword, a battle axe, and a battle axe.
RMW1YK5M–Assassination of the Duke of Burgundy, John the Fearless, 1371 - 1419, on the Bridge of Montereau. Copy of miniature in the 15th century Chronicles of Monstrelet
RMW2DXA8–German Knights of the 15th century from a plate in the 'Life of the Emperor Maxmilian' engraved by Burgmayer from drawings by Albert Durer
RM2A3H9XK–Replica of 15th century falconet, small medieval cannon at the Château de Tiffauges, mediaeval castle in the Vendée, France
RF2AE3NK8–The medieval red cannon Dulle Griet / Mad Meg, 15th century wrought-iron bombard, large-calibre gun in the city Ghent / Gent, East Flanders, Belgium
RMMHJ2GY–The tournament had a resurgence of popularity in England in the first half of the 14th Century, however it died out during the reign of Edward III who encouraged the move towards pageantry and a predominance of jousting in his sponsored events. In the last true tournament held in England in 1342 at Dunstable, the mêlée was postponed so long by jousting that the sun was sinking by the time the lines charged. The tournament survived little longer in France or Burgundy. The last known to be held was at Bruges in 1379.
RMCWMJ3P–Illustration of a chamber being placed in the breech of a cannon, from a 15th century manuscript.
RMT8EG1B–A Medieval dagger late 14th/early 15th century. In excavated condition, with slender tapering blade of flattened diamond section changing in the middle to flattened hexagonal section in two stages, short ricasso and struck with a series of marks on both sides, flat brass guard of rectangular form rounded over the outer side, the lower edges decorated with bevelled notches and the inner face engraved, rootwood grip swelling to form a flattened pommel, and fitted with engraved brass sleeve about the base and later brass pommel cap decorated with th, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMKW4G6D–Siege of a town in the 15th century. From Ward and Lock's Illustrated History of the World, published c.1882.
RMT8EEW5–A late Medieval Knightly sword probably Italian, late 15th century. In excavated condition, with double-edged hollow-ground blade formed with a medial ridge running over its full length on both sides, tapering from a broad base to a long narrow point, one side with a small series of marks retaining traces of latten, horizontally recurved crosspiece of spatulate form, and bevelled oval pommel with each face flattened centrally and struck with a decorative cruciform arrangement of five squares each filled with a raised pellet. Blade 78.5 cm. Overal, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2A37TWC–This image shows ancient weapons used in the area known today as Germany. At top left is a bronze hand-held weapon that dates to before 1380. It is about 6 inches in length. Below it is a hand-held bronze weapon that dates to between 1380 and 1400. It measures about 13 inches in length. Below it is another hand-held, this one with a cork-screw. It dates to between 1460 and 1480. And below it is another hand-held bronze weapon. It is about 17 inches long. It dates from 1400-1420. Below that is a cannon on a wooden base from which it can be shot. It dates to 1460-1470. At bottom is an organ-gun
RM2JD0E2D–Soldiers, German Military Dress, First Third of Sixteenth Century, Illustration, The History of Costume, Braun & Schneider, Munich, Germany, 1861-1880
RM2RGM44B–Middle Ages. Judgement of God. Trials by means of duels and combats to elucidate who was the possessor of the truth or to be right. Each side chose a champion to act on their behalf. The winner was proclaimed the possessor of the truth. Both sides out of their pavilions, ready to do their duty at the voice of the marshal who received the gauntlet. Duel between two knights using handled swords. Engraving from a miniature of 'Cérémonies des Gages de Bataille', 15th century. 'Vie Militaire et Religieuse au Moyen Age et à L'Epoque de la Renaissance'. Paris, 1877.
RMCWGGXF–Spurs dating from c.1460 from the Tower Collection. From The British Army: Its Origins, Progress and Equipment, published 1868.
RF2AE3NEX–The medieval red cannon Dulle Griet / Mad Meg, 15th century wrought-iron bombard, large-calibre gun in the city Ghent / Gent, East Flanders, Belgium
RMDDYCKF–Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor, jousting at a tournament, late 15th or early 16th century (1913). Artist: Arthur C Michael
RMMHJ2GJ–A siege tower in the 14th Century from which longbows and crossbows could be used in siege warfare. They were used along side Cannon that replaced the various types of catapults but still included a wide variety of siege engines like scaling ladders and battering rams.
RM2EM49H7–The !5th century carved hammerbeam roof of the 13th century church of St Mary at Mildenhall, Suffolk UK
RMP50H9J–Medieval army. Artillery. Soldiers during a siege city. Guns and crossbows. Miniature. 15th century. Chateau of Chantilly. France.
RM2WABNWC–Impressive trophy of European knives and swords of the 15th - 16th century from the Army Museum of Madrid
RMTACX6A–Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic War (1409-1411). Conflict between Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania against the Teutonic Knights. Painting depicting the Battle of Grunwald (Tannenberg) (15 July, 1410), 1878, by Jan Matejko (1838-1893). Detail, Vytautas the Great (1350-1430) Grand Duke of Lithuania. National Museum. Warsaw. Poland.
RMT8EEWC–A late Medieval Knightly sword probably Italian, late 15th century. In excavated condition, with double-edged hollow-ground blade formed with a medial ridge running over its full length on both sides, tapering from a broad base to a long narrow point, one side with a small series of marks retaining traces of latten, horizontally recurved crosspiece of spatulate form, and bevelled oval pommel with each face flattened centrally and struck with a decorative cruciform arrangement of five squares each filled with a raised pellet. Blade 78.5 cm. Overal, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2A37TWG–Pictured here are three medieval military weapons, all early cannon. The gun at top measures about 43 inches in length and dates to 1450-1500. The middle also measures abiut 43 inches in length and dates to 1480 to 1500 and could be used on a ship. The bottom cannon shot stones. It dates to 1450-1476. It measures about 32 inches in length.
RM2WW8KJ0–Vintage engraving of Medieval architecture, Turrets, Hylton Castle, Sunderland. A stone castle in the North Hylton area of Sunderland, 14th to early 15th century, Gothic
RM2JD0DY3–Piper, Sergeant, German Military Dress, First Third of Sixteenth Century, Illustration, The History of Costume, Braun & Schneider, Munich, Germany, 1861-1880
RMERA5F8–Archer with Heraldic Battle flag at Hoghton, Lancashire, UK. May, 2015. Mick Weaver, retained archer at the War of the Roses re-enactment by Sir John Saviles Household and 15th-century group. Hoghton Tower Preston transformed with living history displays of craftsmen, soldiers and everyday life from the era of Elizabeth Woodville (the White Queen) and Richard III. known as The Cousins War or War of the Roses was the dynastic struggle between the royal households of York and Lancaster which each claimed their right to rule from their links to the usurped Edward III.
RF2AE3NDX–The medieval red cannon Dulle Griet / Mad Meg, 15th century wrought-iron bombard, large-calibre gun in the city Ghent / Gent, East Flanders, Belgium
RMBRH7NY–Two 15th century French crossbowmen, one firing his weapon, the other loading it with a windlass, both protected by pavises.
RMMHJ2FD–Archers with English longbows, a powerful medieval weapon about 6 ft (1.8 m) long used by the English in medieval warfare. The English use of longbows was particularly effective against the French during the Hundred Years' War, particularly at the start of the war in the battles of Sluys (1340), Crécy (1346), and Poitiers (1356), and perhaps most famously at the Battle of Agincourt (1415).
RMERG1Y5–Crossbow (top), its launcher (far right) and spiked bludgeons with decoratvie handles - latter half of 15th century. c. 1847,
RMPNWK8M–Weapons. Swiss Halberd from 18th century, Swiss halberd from 15th century, German halberd from 16h century, French halberd from 16th century, Venetian halberds from 16th century and spearhead of the 16th century. Colored engraving.
RMG15M49–15th century illuminated manuscript shows the papal legate, Pelagius, waiting to disembark at Damietta, as troops prepare to besiege the city. The Siege of Damietta of 1218 was part of the Fifth Crusade (1213-1221) an attempt to reacquire Jerusalem and th
RM2RGM456–Middle Ages. Judgement of God. Trials by means of duels and combats to elucidate who was the possessor of the truth or to be right. Each side chose a champion to act on their behalf. The winner was proclaimed the possessor of the truth. Two knights fight a duel. Engraving from a miniature of 'Conquêtes de Charlemagne', 15th century. Vie Militaire et Religieuse au Moyen Age et à l'Epoque de la Renaissance'. Paris, 1877.
RMT8EEXX–A late Medieval Knightly sword probably Italian, late 15th century. In excavated condition, with double-edged hollow-ground blade formed with a medial ridge running over its full length on both sides, tapering from a broad base to a long narrow point, one side with a small series of marks retaining traces of latten, horizontally recurved crosspiece of spatulate form, and bevelled oval pommel with each face flattened centrally and struck with a decorative cruciform arrangement of five squares each filled with a raised pellet. Blade 78.5 cm. Overal, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2A37TWD–This image shows an organ-gun, also known as a volley gun, that dates to 1600-1610. It has 20 iron gun barrels on five different levels.
RMW7DDET–Single combat between Maximilien and a German knight, 15th century (1849).Artist: Burgmayer
RM2JD0DXN–Captain, Lieutenant, German Military Dress, First Third of Sixteenth Century, Illustration, The History of Costume, Braun & Schneider, Munich, Germany, 1861-1880
RMERA5EH–Hoghton, Lancashire, UK. 30th May, 2015. English Bowmen longbow Archers at the War of the Roses re-enactment by Sir John Saviles Household and 15th-century archers group. Hoghton Tower Preston transformed with living history displays of craftsmen, soldiers and everyday life from the era of Elizabeth Woodville (the White Queen) and Richard III. known as The Cousins War or War of the Roses was the dynastic struggle between the royal households of York and Lancaster which each claimed their right to rule from their links to the usurped Edward III.
RMCWGH01–Various spurs dating from c. 1600. From The British Army: Its Origins, Progress and Equipment, published 1868.
RF2AE3NEC–The medieval red cannon Dulle Griet / Mad Meg, 15th century wrought-iron bombard, large-calibre gun in the city Ghent / Gent, East Flanders, Belgium
RMCWMHRJ–From left clockwise, an archer, the Standard of Richard, Earl of Warwick, a crossbow man and a Pavoiser.
RMMHJ2TX–A siege tower in the 15th Century from which longbows and crossbows could be used in siege warfare. They were used along side Cannon that replaced the various types of catapults but still included a wide variety of siege engines like scaling ladders and battering rams.
RMERG1Y4–Halberd - composed of an axe and iron spear mounted on a gold decorated wooden pole - latter half of 15th century. c. 1847,
RMERG1AA–Yeomen of the Guard during reign of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy (1433 - 1477) - costume from 15th century. Wearing black
RMPNWJRR–Weapons. Swiss Halberd from 18th century, Swiss halberd from 15th century, German halberd from 16h century, French halberd from 16th century, Venetian halberds from 16th century and spearhead of the 16th century. Engraving.
RMERGFHB–Battle of Jonathan against Baccide'. Castle and military uniforms of the 15th century. After miniature by J.Fouquet in 'History of the Jews' by Josephus, translation from Greek to French.
RM2RHFDY7–As the clerics were not allowed to fight, Raimbaut de Moreuil defended the cause of the Abbot of Saint-Denis in single combat with Guyon de Losenne. The Abbot of Saint-Denis, kneeling before the Bishop of Paris, takes an oath reaffirming that his cause, defended by Raimbaut, is just. Engraving by Huyot after a 15th-century miniature. 'Vie Militaire et Religieuse au Moyen Age et à l'Epoque de la Renaissance'. Paris, 1877.
RMT8EEX9–A late Medieval Knightly sword probably Italian, late 15th century. In excavated condition, with double-edged hollow-ground blade formed with a medial ridge running over its full length on both sides, tapering from a broad base to a long narrow point, one side with a small series of marks retaining traces of latten, horizontally recurved crosspiece of spatulate form, and bevelled oval pommel with each face flattened centrally and struck with a decorative cruciform arrangement of five squares each filled with a raised pellet. Blade 78.5 cm. Overal, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
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