Encyclopedia of historical weapons - Hauberk
Long (up to knees or longer) coat of mail with originally long sleeves and later sleeves ending in mail mittens.
From Encyclopedia
- Bill
- Also Brown Bill or Black Bill. Polearm with a wide cutting blade and sometimes also spikes and hooks.…
- Coif
- Hood of fabric or mail worn under a helmet. By the twelfth century it often incorporated a ventail.
- Lammellar
- Form of armor. Consist of small metal plates stitched together.
- Bard, or Barding
- A term for horse armor, which could be made from a variety of materials, including mail and plate.
