Armor, German, Nuremberg
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
lt;strong>Marking:</strong> Marked on the breastplate: in a shield, a half lion or a bear above the letters L.B.;<br/><br/>On the inside of the top lame of each pauldron, and on the interior of the helmet's visor: Nuremberg marks in the form of an N within a pearled circle
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