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In lugnet.castle, James Howse writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Scott Arthur writes:
> > Novice Castle Question:
> > In the castle sets, what is the proper name for the hood and apron the
> > horses wear?
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> Caprison? or is that something else?
I usually call it "barding" which is sort of a generic term for horse
armor.
It could be a 'caparison' which is an ornamental horse-covering. In fact,
that's probably a better word for it since it doesn't seem particularly
armored.
The dragon-headed "horse helmet" is a chamfron.
> Whilst we're at it whats a gambleson?
A 'gambeson' is like a quilted and padded tunic. I think it was usually
used underneath other armor (like mail) to provide padding.
J
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| Is there a glossary of medieval terminology somewhere? The knowledge of some of you in these discussions (that farrier vs. ferrier one comes to mind as well) amazes me. :) -- Paul Davidson www.theforce.net | Your Daily Dose of Star Wars (...) (25 years ago, 19-Apr-00, to lugnet.castle)
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