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2nd November 2014, 07:00 PM
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An Italian visored close helmet for the Pisan Gioco del Ponte
An Italian visored close helmet for the Pisan Gioco del Ponte
Here some pictures from an Italian visored close helmet for the Pisan with a 17TH century alteration ( Visor) specially made for the Gioco del Ponte. Are stamped in one side the letter G and in the other side P For GIOCO DEL PONTE Any comments on it are welcome. Best Cerjak |
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2nd November 2014, 07:03 PM
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more pictures
more pictures
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3rd November 2014, 09:56 PM
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Hi Jean-Luc,
All i can say about this and the other helmet is that i envy you for having them. I dream of having one of these. Let's see what connoissuers, A Senefelder for one  tell about them.
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4th November 2014, 01:41 AM
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Nando, actually Jean contacted me about both before buying and they both seem to be nice examples of interesting/hard to find types. The armet with its articulating neck in the manner of a casquetell burgonet and striking visor is something not often seen and the 17th century Italian closed burgonet is also a somewhat tougher to find variant of the burgonet family. Based on the pics he sent to me I believe he's done well with these two.
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4th November 2014, 09:07 AM
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Thank you for your interest for those helmet. It is a luck to have advices from Allan before to buy such expensive pieces. So Allan is very nice with me and always give me some of his time and knowledge and he did it nearly for all the helmet I have bought those past years. Best Jean-Luc |
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4th November 2014, 09:28 AM
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G P stamped signification
about the G and P letter stamped in each side I found two explanations :
according to Christie's 'GP' (for Galleria Prima), or as I wrote previously G P for Gioco del ponte may be Lorenzo know ... Also some extra pictures: one similar and one beautifull painted . |
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4th November 2014, 04:33 PM
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