Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, deutsch, um 1570 - photo 1

Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, deutsch, um 1570

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€ 17 000
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26.10.2022 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3133 | Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, deutsch, um 1570
Große Sturmhaube, die einteilig geschlagene schwere Kalotte mit hohem, geschnürltem Kamm. Gegrateter Augenschim mit fein gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand, seitlich geschlagene Arsenalmarkierung (drei Punkte). Große scharniergelagerte Wangenklappen mit je acht Gehörlochungen und fein gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand. Angenieteter Nackenschirm. Im Scharnier zu öffnender Kragen mit gegrateter Vorderplatte. Der beweglich geschobene Halsreif mit kräftigem geschnürlten Brechrand. Gegratete Brustplatte mit kräftigem Tapul und nach innen geschlagenen Brechrändern. Anhängend zwei beweglich geschobene Bauchreifen mit vierfach geschobenen Tassetten. Mittig Lochung für die fehlende Schamberge. Rückenplatte mit beweglich geschobenem Gesäßreif und gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern. Großes Armzeug mit vollen, sechsfach geschobenen Schultern. Volle Oberarmröhren mit geschlossenen Meuseln, im Scharnier zu öffnende Unterarmröhren. Gegratete Panzerhandschuhe mit vierfach geschobenen Handrücken und kräftig geschnürlten Knöchelrippen. Anhängend intakte Daumen- und Fingerschuppen. Spitz zulaufende Stulpen mit gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern. Volles Beinzeug, die gegrateten Oberdiechlinge mit fein gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern. Kräftig gegratete, vierfach geschobene Kniebuckel mit seitlichen Flügeln. Im Scharnier zu öffnende gegratete Unterdiechlinge mit sechsfach geschobenen Kuhmaulschuhen. Das Innere vieler Teile alt mit Mennige ausgestrichen. Belederung teils erneuert, vereinzelt defekt. Höhe ca. 178 cm.
Feldharnisch in guter, schwerer Qualität. Formschön aus alten Teilen mit voll homogenem Arm- und Beinzeug zusammengestellt. Durch Reinigung und Restaurierung gut zu verbessern.
Large burgonet, the heavy, one-piece hammered skull rising to a tall, roped comb. Ridged peak with finely turned and roped edge, arsenal mark (three dots) struck on the side. Large hinged cheek-pieces pierced with eight holes each and finely turned and roped edges. Riveted neckguard. Hinged gorget with ridged front plate. The movable lame with robust, roped flange. Ridged breastplate with medial ridge distinctly drawn-out at the front. Attached two movable faulds with tassets of four lames. In the centre a recess for the codpiece. Backplate with movable culet and turned and roped edges. Large arm defences with six-lame pauldrons. Full rerebraces with closed couters, hinged vambraces. Ridged gauntlets with metacarpi sliding on four lames and distinctly roped knuckles. Attached intact finger scales and thumb plates. Pointed cuffs with turned and roped edges. Complete leg harness, the ridged cuisses with finely turned and roped edges. Robustly ridged, four-lame poleyns with lateral fans. Hinged ridged greaves with six-lame bear-paw sabatons. The interior of several parts coated with old minium paint. Leather partially replaced, defective in some places. Height ca. 178 cm.
A suit of field armour of good, heavy quality. Elegantly composed of old parts with fully homogeneous arm and leg defences. Can be improved through cleaning and restoration.
Auction house category:Protective weapons
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