Composed Armor for Man and Horse
Missaglia workshop (d. 1529)
ca. 1450–1525 and later · Steel, brass, leather, textile (velvet, wool), iron
Cleared · Public Domain
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Armor for Man and Horse with Völs-Colonna Arms
Unrecorded maker
c. 1575 · Arms and Armor, steel
Cleared · CC0
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Armor for Man and Horse
Unrecorded maker
comprehensively ca. 1450–1550 · Steel, leather
Cleared · Public Domain
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Half-Suit of Armor for the Field
Unrecorded maker
c. 1575 · Arms and Armor, steel with etched decorative bands and roundels
Cleared · CC0
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Armor for Man and Horse
Unrecorded maker
ca. 1450–1550 · Steel, iron, leather
Cleared · Public Domain
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Pommel Plates from the Garniture of Rudolf II
Anton Peffenhauser (d. 1603)
c. 1571 · Arms and Armor, blued, etched, and gilded steel
Cleared · CC0
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Ceremonial Armors for Man (<i>Dingjia</i>) and Horse
Unrecorded maker
18th century · Steel, copper, gold, silk, leather, hair
Cleared · Public Domain
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Pommel Plate of a Saddle, from the "Flechtband" Garniture of Rudolf II and Archduke Ernst, Vienna
Anton Peffenhauser (d. 1603)
c. 1571 · Arms and Armor, blued, etched, and gilded steel
Cleared · CC0
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Miniature Italian-Style Armor for Man and Horse
Granger LeBlanc (d. 1895)
ca. 1860 · Steel
Cleared · Public Domain
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Pommel Plate of a Saddle, from the Garniture of Rudolf II
Anton Peffenhauser (d. 1603)
c. 1571 · Arms and Armor, blued, etched, and gilded steel
Cleared · CC0
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Armor for Man and Horse
Unrecorded maker
man's armor, ca. 1575 and later; horse armor, ca. 1560 and later · Steel, gold, leather, copper alloy, textile
Cleared · Public Domain
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Armor for Man and Horse
Unrecorded maker
man's armor, ca. 1570 and later; horse armor, ca. 1580–90 and later · Steel, leather, copper alloy, textile
Cleared · Public Domain
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