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The Doors of Tamerlane by Vasily Vereshchagin (1842-1904).
Mohamed Ben Sidi Moussa, touareg du pays des Anchef 🇩🇿. Source: Album à l'italienne, 17 x 26 cm, contenant 37 croquis au crayon et à la plume, certains rehaussés à l'aquarelle et pastel, légendés et datés, réalisés en 1861 et 1862 par Pierre Florentin Louis GUIOTH (1834-1899), officier stagiaire au 8e régiment de chasseurs.
Charles Wilda 1883

Moor

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THE ETHIOPIAN ARMY AT ADOWA 5

African

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Line infantry

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Celtic-Vibe

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Broadly African

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Mughal tabar (axe), 18th C. India.
Smartify | Mughal horse armour

India

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Turkic-Vibe

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resistance

Aztec-Redskin

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@mossacannibalis
The Ribchester Helmet – An Ancient Roman artifact discovered by a 13-year-old boy while playing behind the house

Baillifs

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策布登扎布 (1704-1782)

China

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weird medieval guys BOOK OUT NOW !! (@WeirdMedieval) on X
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Outliers

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Heroes of the Crimean War.
Crimean Heroes, William Gardner, Donald McKenzie and George Glen

Early Modern

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"Hastati", Johnny Shumate
Gallic Armoured Cavalry Newline Designs 20mm Ancients

Roman

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Byzanto-Slavic

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Persian mail and plate armor for horse and cavalry soldier, dating from 1450, this type of armor became the standard type of equipment for the heavy cavalry under the Timurids (1370-1506), the Mongol successor empire which ruled from Samarkand, and under the Ottoman Turks. These cavalry, armed with bow, sword and sometimes lance, were the main component of all medieval Islamic armies. the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Classical Iran

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Warrior with no surcoat

Early European

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Hoplites

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Evolución de los yelmos sasánidas

Evolution

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Cavalry Armor

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The Late Knight Show w serwisie X: „Islamic armor is amongst the most obscure and under-depicted in all of Eurasia. Through Turkey, Egypt, Persia and India you can see the rich and very interesting shapes their equipment took. Im not an expert in this subject, but here's a THREAD of Examples!☪️ https://t.co/G7EOOZNv7A” / X

Gunpowder Empires

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Middle Eastern Weapons

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Late European Fantastical Armor

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Late European Medieval Armor

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Tibetan warriors shown wearing helmets, mail armor and char-aina / mirror armor.

Helmets

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