Armour..... Gallery

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Roman gladiator’s helmet, 1st century ADfrom The Worcester Art Museum : Higgins Armory Collection
axemurderercreighton:kbearart:kbearart:kbearart:studiomappa:Your flesh will decay…Your mind will fad
Ornate lacquered hide shield (dhal), India, 19th centuryfrom Thomas Delmar Ltd.
scifi-fantasy-horror:by Michael Weisheim Beresin
Etched and gilded comb morion for the Saxon Trabant Guard, late 16th century.from Hermann Historica
Korean brigandine type armor with helmet, Joseon Dynasty, 19th centuryfrom The Royal Ontario Museum
char-portraits:Commission: Soldier Cleric,by Andrew Phillips
Moro plate and mail armor, The Philippines, early 19th century.from Auctions Imperial
jynersosgf:kriemhildsrevenge:Frank DickseeStudy of armour for the painting ‘The Two Crowns’ in the T
Persian khula khud, mid 19th century.from Olympia Auctions
bonesonmyface:I finished painting my armour for Cullen!
Robert Devereux Earl of Essex in Armour attr. to attr. to Nicholas Hilliard, 1593-95
otorno:Look!I drew you all a Maglor and Maedhros even though I should have been working on my armour
Chalcidean type bronze helmet, Greece, 4th century BCfrom Hermann Historica
Khula khud from the Punjab region, India, 19th century.from The Worcester Art Museum : Higgins Armor
this is one of my favourite shots from DoS. his armour and weapons are so badass
(via Armour of Eric XIV of Sweden, 1556 [1400x2048] : ArtefactPorn)
Gold etched half armor, Northern Italy, late 16th centuryfrom The State Historical Museum, Moscow
Coconut fiber armor, Kirbati, circa 1800.from The Museum of New Zealand
Armour garniture of Henry, future Prince of Wales, for the field, tourney, tilt and barriers  about
Suji kabuto, Japan, 17th-19th centuryfrom Czerny’s International Auction House
paysagemauvais:Saint Michael, detail - Carlo Crivelli (about 1430/5-about 1494) about 1476tempera an
Chainmail and Armor printed leggings by MITMUNK[x]
The Morosini Helmet, a Renaissance Visored Burgonet, probably Milanese. Italy, mid-1500‘s
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