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Topic: Identify this Manuscript
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Joram van Essen
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posted 08-02-2005 11:07 AM
Hi EveryoneI am wondering if anyone knows the manuscript this image is from. I scanned it from Tournaments and Jousts by Andrea Hopkins. on page 5. Unfortunately the only reference she gives is British Library / Arts Archive. I would like to know more about the manuscript it came from, so if anyone has any information or at least the manuscript number at the British Library so I can contact them, that would be great. Thanks. Cheers Joram -------------------- Fortiter et Fortis www.medievalproductions.nl
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Joram van Essen
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posted 08-02-2005 12:19 PM
Hi GwenI hope it is 15th C and not Victorian. I have a couple of other manuscript images wich show strange brocades as well ,which are from 15th c dated manuscripts. British Library MS Cotton Nero DIX f40 This picture looks stylisticly similar to the one in my first post. This is the info on this manuscript from the British Library website. Cott Nero D IX Extract: Nero, D. IX. Codex membran. in folio, constans foliis 114. 1. Les haultes vertueuses prouesses, joustes, et tournois de sire Jehan de Saintre, chevalier: autrement, d'une dame des belles cousines de France, et du chevalier de Saintre. [Another in Addl MSS. between 11610 and 11620. 1. 2. Des tres loy Das Turnierbuch Fúr Rene D'Anjou Codices Selects Vol CIV Akademische Druck-u. Verlagsanstalt Graz, Austria. [ 08-02-2005: Message edited by: Joram van Essen ] -------------------- Fortiter et Fortis www.medievalproductions.nl
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Brent E Hanner
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posted 08-03-2005 12:05 AM
France; circa 1470 I'd be shocked if it was a Victorian. Here are a few more images. Images Brent [ 08-03-2005: Message edited by: Brent E Hanner ]
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Joram van Essen
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posted 08-03-2005 04:32 AM
Thanks for the folio number BrentI just ordered a CD copy of Cotton Nero D IX from the British Library. SO Im looking forward to seeing the whole Manuscript. I hope they can also supply me with a bit more information about when and where the manuscript was made. Cheers Joram -------------------- Fortiter et Fortis www.medievalproductions.nl
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Fire Stryker
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posted 08-03-2005 01:59 PM
The post is a claw, I was just wondering if the big fluffy brown thing was like a rooster.The first time I saw it, it only had a few feathers in it, not that bushy brown thing. -------------------- ad finem fidelis
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Gwen
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posted 08-03-2005 02:30 PM
Sorry, didn'tr mean to confuse anyone, although I think Joram knows what I'm referring to. Before the Darth Vader Suit of Death™ was delivered Toby didn't have a harness to use because he had sold his previous harness to fund the SoD. Because he needed something to joust in, he would cobble together something to use out of whatever he could find around various armourer's shops. One time he showed up in what looked like something from Mad Max- an ad hoc collection of bits and parts, a fair number of them rusty. He used what looked like a plaid car rug as a cioppa, and had a big thistle sprouting out of the top of his helmet. The thistle sported googly eyes that looked a lot like  Dominic, on the other hand, has a crest that is a gilded stag's head. So my reference was to Toby's thistle and Dom's stag. Jenn- FYI Toby had his plume made by a professional plume maker (I understand at great cost) in England, so I had to laugh at your description of it as a "bushy brown thing"!!! Gwen
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