Knight Early 14th Century Google Search Middeleeuwse Ridder A copper alloy pin from urquhart castle, inverness shire, 13th 14th century; pins and pin case of hermann von goch, c. 1398; bronze pin found at threave castle, 14th or 15th century; spherical headed ivory pin (mol 16994), 15th century; the hair and headdress on a profile portrait of a lady, c. 1410. It lists only two gowns and 11 surcotes in 1397, two of which she had in 1394 and still possessed. her wardrobe included purple lined with green, blue damask trimmed with ermine, camlet (camel's hair and angora) lined with pale blue taffeta, ash colour bordered with miniver, oriental damask and aristocratic old rose.
Pin Page Female headgear in the 1300’s. an overivew of the fashion of medieval female headgear 1300’s (14th century). hats, veils and hair styles though images from source material. in the 1300’s woman would wear anything from uncovered braids, to veils over barbet and fillet, caul and crespine, depending on rank, wealth and time. last edited: 17. Here is how i make my pinned on sleeves for my 14th and 15th century outfits. pin on sleeves is an easy and quick project, perfect for that spare bit of extra fancy fabric you may have stashed. the easiest way to make a pinned sleeve is to base it on a regular s sleeve, that is to say, a sleeve with the seam on the back of the body. In the 14th century in europe, the plague wiped out 25 million lives (1 3 of the european population). the kingdoms of england and france struggled in the prolonged hundred years’ war after charles iv’s death. king of england, edward iii, claimed the french throne. the 14th century marks the start of strong separate identities for england. William f. ketchum, the mayor of buffalo, new york, patented the ketchum hand grenade during the american civil war. the union army adopted the ketchum grenade in august 1861. the grenade had three parts: a plunger, a casing that contained the main charge, and a tailpiece. ketchum grenades were available in 1 pound, 3 pound, and 5 pound sizes.