Prior to this time, chain mail was the most prevalent and effective type of body armament. Maile weighed about the same as full body plate style. The average weight was about 45 – 55 pounds. It was always worn with padding and protective clothing to further protect and insulate from the heat and cold.
I submit this capture as a follow up in the fun chat we had about pull rings earlier on Redbubble.
“Patjila..of course they had soda cans! It was from the earlier pull tabs that they fashioned their suits of mail O=O=O=O see? :)” A whole new world opened to me :))
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Comments
Wow , thats a lot of Pepsi he had to drink! :) Great capture!!
Ha ha Nina thanks, not sure if it was Pepsi alone perhaps some Coke too for a cha(i)ng(e) :))) all I know it’s hard work crafting all those pull rings so to speak
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wonderful!
Thank you Sandra glad with your comment and happy you like it.
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Beautiful work my friend
Your comment is so appriciated ta very much! It’s pretty hard work for him and great to see someone with passion for the guild crafts creating the chainmail.
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great shot
Thanks so much Sylvia! Imagine 45 pounds extra on your body…pfiew..tried a chainmail hat/hood it almost gives you an instant pain in the neck :))
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Hang on; I thought they used knitting needles & big burds wae big fingers tae knit chain mail :o) xx
he he imagine that knitting needles now burst out laughin* This is priceless a good laugh about it Robin thanks so much!!
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Thank you Francis!
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Ohh Robyn that’s so great… thank you for the HAT and HAT BOXES feature really glad with it!
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