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Old 8th July 2016, 12:53 PM   #11
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Thanks again to estcrh for his detailed and informative responses regarding a possible place and date range of manufacture for the hauberk. I will soon take some more close-up images of the rivets that I hope will help with identification.
Colin, if you can take good, detailed images like the one close up that would be great, just from the inside this time, if you could pull back a little bit this time and include a few more links that would be helpful. On these old hauberks you often run into repairs, these links were added at a later date and often did not match the originals, this throws off the identification. It is good to have images from a few scattered areas.
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