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This image was scanned from my private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Acknowledements
- Purpose
- Wire and Drawing Techniques
- European Patterns
- European Pieces
- Oriental Pieces
- Getting Started
- Making Chains and Cloth
- Hauberk
- Expansion Panel
- Bishops' Mantle
- Aventail or Camail
- Coif
- Alternate Coif Top
- Juggling Ball
- Fauld or Skirt
- Women's Halter Top
- Bikini Bottom
- Pants or Chausses
- Mitten or Glove
- Alternate Pattern of Mail Cloth
- Shirt Hanger
- Oriental Mail Patterns
- Jewelry
- Bibliography
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Title: Practical Chainmail in the Current Middle Ages
Author/Designer: Gypsey Teague
Format/Publication Date: TPB:2011
Publisher: www.upstatesteampunk.com
Page Count: 94
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 9" x 6"
ISBN: 1466475951
SUMMARY- I was very pleased to find this book at a steampunk convention locally. The pictures aren't as clear as they could be, but are helpful. He covers the basic patterns well and gives you a little history of chainmail in different cultures. You also get a nice picture gallery in the back of various jewelry pieces, but this book is primarily focused on building mail clothing for the purposes of armor.
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