Maximilian" cavalry armlet - Lot 41

Lot n° 41
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45000 - 65000 EUR
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Result : 89 675EUR
Maximilian" cavalry armlet - Lot 41
Maximilian" cavalry armlet Nuremberg (Germany), c. 1520 H. 30 cm- L. 21 cm Maximilian-type close helmet for cavalry Nuremberg (Germany), c. 1520 H. 11 3/4 in - W. 8 1/4 in 175 CH Provenance: - Collection of Prince von Sulkowski (prob. Alexander Edmund) Exhibition: - Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg (Germany), circa 1905-1915 Publication : - Guy Laking, A Record of European Armour and Arms through Seven Centuries, London, Bell and Sons, 1922, vol. IV p. 95, ill. Composed of a twisted crest decorated with fluting, extending to the rear of the gorgerin formed of three articulated blades, a chin strap and a gusseted mezail. The latter is pierced by two wide slits for sight, and twelve smaller slits at the top of each bellows for breathing. On the dexter side, a pin with a button allows the wearer to grasp and open the mezail. The lower edges of the gorgerin are hemmed and engraved with a corded motif, which also highlights the ridge below the sight. The stamp is pierced with double holes for attaching the laces of a padded inner lining. Good condition, with some damage to the lower edge. Translation at the end of the catalog
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