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Right Pauldron
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Right Pauldron

Artist (Saxony, Germany)
Dateabout 1590–1600
Mediumsteel, iron and leather
Dimensions37 × 14 × 26 cm (14 9/16 × 5 1/2 × 10 1/4 in.), 3 lb 9 oz (weight)
ClassificationsArms and Armor
Credit LineThe John Woodman Higgins Armory Collection
Object number2014.1175.6
DescriptionConsists of mainlame with 2 lames above, 5 below. Mainlame has flange at rear of armpit, with dentated edge.
ProvenanceDresden Electoral Armory (possibly) Friedrich August III, King of Saxony Kahlert & Son (Berlin), their no. 87 William R. Hearst Clarence H. MacKay (Roslyn, L. I.) his A-32. Sold with shaffron HAM# 2586.2. Purchased by the Armory from Jacques Seligmann & Co. (NYC), agents for the Mackay estate on 1 April 1940, their A-32/113. Collection transfer from Higgins Armory, Janaury 2014.
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workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
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workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600