#Historical References of/Pertaining to Maces/Other Blunt Weaponry of the Mid~Late 15th Century.

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wild glacier
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Historical References of/Pertaining t Maces/Other Blunt Weaponry of the Mid~Late 15th Century.

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Historical References of/Pertaining to Maces/Other Blunt Weaponry of the Mid~Late 15th Century.

mint bough
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Right of the bat, maces and such aren't specifically "anti-armor/armor-counter" if by armor you mean plate as you could see by the game's period

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Secondly, here's a multitude of useful links

List of Museum's collections

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search
Extremely rich collection, sometimes with specs of objects. Often with notices which can give interesting info.

Royal Armouries
https://royalarmouries.org/collection/
Humble-sized but nice collection and notices, often with specs, generally proper physical descriptions of items

Les Invalides
https://basedescollections.musee-armee.fr/
Paris' Army museum. Only a ridiculous part of the collection but extremely well documented. For getting every single bit of info on a piece, with beautiful pictures. Unfortunately not translated yet

Wallace Collection
https://wallacelive.wallacecollection.org/eMP/eMuseumPlus
Specs, descriptions, Tobby, maille shirts, but lacks pics

Kunsthistoriches Museum
https://www.khm.at/objektdb/?id=11227&fq[facet_department][]=Hofjagd-+und+Rüstkammer
Vienna's beautiful imperial pieces but a lack of pictures

Nürnberg
http://objektkatalog.gnm.de/recherche
Lots of items, v good recent updates

Dresden Staatliche Kunstsammlungen
https://skd-online-collection.skd.museum/Home/Index?page=1&sId=12
Saxony was a major power in its time. Great site though German only

Cleveland Museum of Art
http://www.clevelandart.org/art/collection/search?search=armor&only-images=1&limit=144
Too many things for the search engine, but it works

Royal Ontario Museum
https://collections.rom.on.ca/?_ga=2.13071223.1134562216.1567696591-1105916525.1560198023
Good search engine some unique items

Philadelphia Museum of Art
https://www.philamuseum.org/collections/search.html
Good items

Victoria&Albert
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/search/
Artefacts esp. books

Chicago MoA
https://www.artic.edu/collection?q=armor
Some unique items, quality but few pics

Livrustkammaren
http://emuseumplus.lsh.se/eMuseumPlus
Lots of items but poor search engine (search in Swedish)

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@wild glacier Hope that's enough

wild glacier
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@mint bough thx!

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Btw by anti-armor I just meant for using the generic idea that “Blunt=Better used to deal damage to/does better damage to those encased within plate armor, brigandine, or just light plate armor/maille compared to what other bladed weapons would be capable of doing.”

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And yes I do recognize that they were typically used to knock ppl out more then to ever try and just cave someone’s skull in through a Sallet or any other helmet.

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Obv physics and whatnot

wild glacier
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@mint bough

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I'm running into a smol problem

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I-uh, I don't speak most of the European sources' languages...

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Obv there's the translate function for Opera GX, but, it's not always exact...

mint bough
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for instance if you see "DE" it means deutsch, german

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click on it and you'll have the EN (english) option