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Half Armor
Kolman Helmschmid
ca. 1510–20 and later

Underarm Plate of Corselet

Japanese

16th century

Elements of a Half Armor
German, Nuremberg
16th century and later

Back Plate (Oshitsuke) and Side Plate (Wai-date) of a Corselet (Dō)

Japanese

ca. 1615–1868

Italian

ca. 1570

Half Armor
probably Austrian, Innsbruck
ca. 1560 and later

Half Armor
German
ca. 1500 and 19th century

French

ca. 1660 and later

German

ca. 1560 and later; restoration of decoration, 19th century

Half Armor
Italian
ca. 1600; cheekplates of helmet and part of left gauntlet thumb, probably 19th century

Half Armor
Martin Schneider the Younger
1610–20

Half Armor attributed to Don Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba y Fernández de Córdoba, Duke of Sessa (1520/1524–1578)
Lucio Piccinino
partially mid-16th century, comprehensively reworked in the 19th century

Japanese

18th century