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New maille type at CASIberia
Sir William:
Ah, that is good...and what I wanted to know, thanks. I'm still undecided- do I want to commit to a 13thC persona, or do I want to dabble in the 14th? I dunno...both the blessing and the curse in pursuing this avenue of interest. lol
Sir Wolf:
i can't really see the difference than the gdfb stuff. am i missing something?
Sir William:
Between that and cap-a-pie? I don't know, really...other than the CAP stuff won't be "totally tubular" like most of what else you get that isn't custom-made for an individual. It isn't supposed to be, in any case, although they can't help it with the arms.
Sir Ulrich:
Yeah I am a bit mad my maille didnt come with tapered sleeves, I am prolly gonna pay someone to tailor it for me cause doing it myself is impossible cause I hate making maille it's too hard. I wanted alternating rings too but guess I'm gonna have to deal with what I got right now.
Sir James A:
--- Quote from: Sir William on 2012-07-31, 15:49:24 ---What do you guys think of these fellows: http://www.capapie.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=59_69
I'm thinking of getting a hauberk from them. How would you rank the historicity of the fit, finish and construction method? This won't be cheap, but I'm hoping it'll be authentic enough.
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I've heard nothing but good things about them. As far as historical accuracy, this is a good read (http://www.myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?p=187600).
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