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MRL Halloween Sale, includes Teutonic cloak
« on: 2013-10-15, 13:44:10 »

MRL Halloween Sale, includes Teutonic cloak
http://www.museumreplicas.com/p-447-teutonic-knights-cape.aspx
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Re: MRL Halloween Sale, includes Teutonic cloak
« Reply #1 on: 2013-10-17, 19:07:49 »
Been meaning to ask...is the cross at all historical? 
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Re: MRL Halloween Sale, includes Teutonic cloak
« Reply #2 on: 2013-10-17, 19:14:12 »
Those dagger-pointed crosses did exist. It's called a "cross fitchy" (or fitchee). This particular one would be more of a "cross pattée fitchy". As to whether the Teutonic order used it in the time that the surcoat/cloak is appropriate to, I'm not sure.
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Re: MRL Halloween Sale, includes Teutonic cloak
« Reply #3 on: 2013-10-17, 22:23:42 »
The cross fitchy is mostly associated with the Order of Santiago, isn't it? Specifically, the cross fleury fitchy.
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