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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

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Medieval lettering.

Enid leads the way on horseback.

Enid

Enid leads the way on horseback.

"Medieval Tie-rod Anchors."-Whitney, 1902

Anchor

"Medieval Tie-rod Anchors."-Whitney, 1902

"One armed with the arbalist; a crossbowman; especially, a soldier carrying the arbalist of war."-Whitney, 1902

Arbalister

"One armed with the arbalist; a crossbowman; especially, a soldier carrying the arbalist of war."-Whitney,…

"Nuremburg is a city in the Bavarian province of Middle Franconia, Germany; on the Pegnitz river; 95 miles N. by W. of Munich. It is the quaintest and most interesting town of Germany, on account of the wealth of medieval architecture which it presents in its many-towered walls, its gateways, its picturesque streets with their gabled house fronts, its bridges, and its beautiful Gothic fountains."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Balcony of House in Nuremburg

"Nuremburg is a city in the Bavarian province of Middle Franconia, Germany; on the Pegnitz river; 95…

"One of the earliest examples of the castle built to protect the bridge against an enemy or to enforce payment of a toll, the bridge and castle of medieval romance." — Encyclopedia Britanica, 1893

St. Chamas Bridge

"One of the earliest examples of the castle built to protect the bridge against an enemy or to enforce…

Three examples of the medieval method of putting on the amice. The amice is a liturgical vestment used mainly in the Roman Catholic Church, Lutheran Church, in some Anglican churches, and Armenian and Polish National Catholic churches. It consists of a white cloth connected to two long ribbon-like attachments, by which it is fastened around the shoulders of the priest. In several Mediaeval uses, such as the Sarum Rite, the amice bore a broad stiff band of brocade or other decoration, giving the impression of a high collar. These were called apparelled amices.

Medieval Amice

Three examples of the medieval method of putting on the amice. The amice is a liturgical vestment used…

A type of straight Medieval trumpet usually made of metal.

Busine

A type of straight Medieval trumpet usually made of metal.

A type of straight Medieval trumpet usually made of metal.

Busine

A type of straight Medieval trumpet usually made of metal.

Edward III was one of the most successful English kings of medieval times. His fifty-year reign began when his father, Edward II of England killed. Edwards reign was marked by an expansion of English territory through wars in Scotland and France. Edward's parentage and his prodigious offspring provided the basis for two lengthy and significant events in European and British history, the Hundred Years' War and the Wars of the Roses, respectively.

Edward III

Edward III was one of the most successful English kings of medieval times. His fifty-year reign began…

Medieval spearheads.

Medieval spearhead

Medieval spearheads.

Medieval Castle of the Holy Roman Empire. "1 Moat, 2 Drawbridge, 3 Wicket, 4 Merlons, 5 Embrasures, 6 Rampart, 7 Portcullis, 8 Donjon or Keep, 9 Turret, 10 Escutcheon." -Foster, 1921

Medieval Castle

Medieval Castle of the Holy Roman Empire. "1 Moat, 2 Drawbridge, 3 Wicket, 4 Merlons, 5 Embrasures,…

Medieval town of the Holy Roman Empire in 1491.

Medieval Town

Medieval town of the Holy Roman Empire in 1491.

A dome in architecture of the Middle Ages.

Dome

A dome in architecture of the Middle Ages.

The Roman amphitheater in Arles built in the Middle Ages.

Amphitheater

The Roman amphitheater in Arles built in the Middle Ages.

"A medieval castle near Klagenfurt, Austria." -Breasted, 1914

Medieval Castle

"A medieval castle near Klagenfurt, Austria." -Breasted, 1914

A movable tower was used o attack a city in the medieval ages. It "was rolled up to the wall of the besieged town after the moat had been filled up at the proper point." -Breasted, 1914

Movable Tower

A movable tower was used o attack a city in the medieval ages. It "was rolled up to the wall of the…

"Fortified gate of a medieval castle...(A) the moat; (B) the drawbridge; (C) the portcullis." -Breasted, 1914

Fortified Gate

"Fortified gate of a medieval castle...(A) the moat; (B) the drawbridge; (C) the portcullis." -Breasted,…

A ceremony of homage to the king in medieval times.

Ceremony of Homage

A ceremony of homage to the king in medieval times.

Norman gateway in Bristol, England, originally the entrance to a monastery.

Norman Gateway

Norman gateway in Bristol, England, originally the entrance to a monastery.

"The choir of Canterbury Cathedral was destroyed by fire four years after Thomas Becket was murdered there." -Breasted, 1914. The image is of the choir rebuilt by Henry II.

Cathedral Choir

"The choir of Canterbury Cathedral was destroyed by fire four years after Thomas Becket was murdered…

The Conway Castle in Wales built by Edward in 1284.

Conway Castle

The Conway Castle in Wales built by Edward in 1284.

The Church of St. Francis in Assisi.

St. Francis Church

The Church of St. Francis in Assisi.

A castle with a village below in medieval times.

Medieval Village

A castle with a village below in medieval times.

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver penny during the reign of William the Conqueror.

Medieval Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver penny during the reign of William the Conqueror.

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver groat during the reign of Edward III.

Medieval Coin

The obverse and reverse sides of a silver groat during the reign of Edward III.

A decorative border with the King of France and al of his men.

King and Men

A decorative border with the King of France and al of his men.

The Frame of Medieval Arm-chair was made of iron with no drapery included.

Frame of Medieval Arm-Chair

The Frame of Medieval Arm-chair was made of iron with no drapery included.

The Medieval polygonal chair came from Toulouse, France.

Medieval Polygon Arm-Chair

The Medieval polygonal chair came from Toulouse, France.

The Medieval Arm-chair from the 13th century was made out of metal with no drapery included.

Medieval Arm-Chair

The Medieval Arm-chair from the 13th century was made out of metal with no drapery included.

The Medieval Arm-chair from the 15th century was decorated with fringe and had a bas-relief or low relief.

Medieval Arm-Chair

The Medieval Arm-chair from the 15th century was decorated with fringe and had a bas-relief or low relief.

The Medieval bedstead of the 13th century was richly decorated with turned posts and carved sides. The front was often furnished with an opening to allow of getting into the bed.

Medieval Bedstead

The Medieval bedstead of the 13th century was richly decorated with turned posts and carved sides. The…

The Medieval bedstead of the 12th century was richly decorated with turned posts and carved sides. The front was often furnished with an opening to allow of getting into the bed.

Medieval Bedstead

The Medieval bedstead of the 12th century was richly decorated with turned posts and carved sides. The…

This Medieval chest is from England. It was a prismatic box without feet, with delicate iron mounts and all kinds of carving.

Medieval Chest

This Medieval chest is from England. It was a prismatic box without feet, with delicate iron mounts…

This medieval lectern is from Venice, Italy. Often with a design of an eagle, these desks were of rich workmanship.

Medieval Lectern

This medieval lectern is from Venice, Italy. Often with a design of an eagle, these desks were of rich…

This Medieval Desk was actually called a double-desk. It had a revolving shaft and was constructed at the end of the 13th century.

Medieval Desk

This Medieval Desk was actually called a double-desk. It had a revolving shaft and was constructed at…

THis is the upper part of a medieval double-desk.

Medieval Desk

THis is the upper part of a medieval double-desk.