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Old 31st May 2022, 11:57 AM   #1
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Not a silly question at all, Fernando. This helm is described in the book as a 15th century kolbenturnierhelm, designed for the duel/tournament with clubs and rebated swords - slightly less dangerous than jousting with lance and sharp sword. But it is very similar (?identical) to the later Gioco del Ponte jousting helm.
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Old 31st May 2022, 03:07 PM   #2
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So it is, Neil; thank you.
I almost acquired one of these Gioco del Ponte helms; but didn't get beyond the almost.
Recalling my visit to the Philly Museum in 2014.


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Old 17th July 2022, 05:58 PM   #3
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How many of the swords and other arms and armour are authentic in this book ? What percentage ?
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