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Old 9th November 2010, 01:28 AM   #3
Reichsritter
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The image below depicts a pair of shield devices inlaid in latten on a 14th century sword that was captured by the Mamelukes and ended up in the Alexandria arsenal.

As the European skirmishers at the time were based out of Cyprus, such a context may be the best starting point.

Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Lee,

On the right shield.. is the Lion Rampant wears a crown ?
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