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First Greaved Soleret Known
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First greaved soleret known, from the tomb of Rodolph the Swabian, 1080 in the Cathedral of Merseburg. |
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Soleret Of The 12th, 13th and 14th Century
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Soleret, á la pulaine of the 12th, 13th and first half of the 14th century. |
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Soleret - Demi Pulaine
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Soleret, demi-poulaine or ogivale lancette. From end of the 14th century. |
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Solerets Á La Poulaine
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Solerets, á la poulaine of the 15th century. |
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Soleret - Arc Tiers Point
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Soleret - arc tiers point, worn from 1450 to 1485. |
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Soleret From Middle Of The 15th Century
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Soleret, middle of the 15th century. From the bas-reliefs in marble on the triumphal arch of Alphonso V, King of Arragon at Naples. |
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Greave With Soleret Demi-sabot
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Greave with soleret, demi-sabot, in use about 1480-1485. It forms part of a German fluted suit called Maximilian. |
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Bear Paw-Shaped Soleret
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Sabot or bear-paw shaped soleret of the 16th century. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Greave With Soleret From Suit Called Maximilian
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Greave with bear-paw shaped soleret. From a suit of Maximilian or Milanese armor. In use from 1490 to 1560. |
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Greave With Soleret Bec De Cane
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Greave with soleret bec de cane, from a suit of armour in use about 1560. |
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Top Boot Of Carabineer
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Top boot of carabineer of 1680. |
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French Top-Boot In Leather Of The Reign Of Louis XV
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French top-boot in leather of the reign of Louis XV. In the shape of gaiters laced up one side, the tops being furnished with three buttons. They are square-toed and high heeled, the spurs belong to the end of the reign of Louis XIV, and are very like those of Mexico. From Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
