photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

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photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby Roland Warzecha » 01 May 2010 11:20

This one is currently kept in the restoration department of the St. Annen Museum in Lübeck. It is not on public display.
Some might appreciate a look:
Voilà!
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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby craftyfighter » 02 May 2010 15:52

Very nice!
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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby Wolfgang Ritter » 02 May 2010 18:14

This is great!! Thanks A LOT for psting the pictures!
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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby Roland Warzecha » 03 May 2010 10:50

You are welcome.
I have written some more info here, just scroll down.
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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby bigdummy » 03 May 2010 16:04

Roland,

Thanks for posting, this is brilliant.

Was the material fustian or pure linen?

Was there any evidence of stiffeners anywhere?

Were there any rust-stains on the inside or other indicaion of contact with mail or iron?

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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby hayden » 05 May 2010 19:13

I don't have much to say about that, other than it looks absolutely nothing like I would expect it to and it looks rather impractical, although no doubt I am wrong. It is beautiful though.
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Re: photo gallery: 15th c padded jack from Lübeck

Postby Roland Warzecha » 06 May 2010 08:35

Hi Jean,

no stiffeners, just quilting.
The brownish colour on the inside could be rust originating from metal armour like mail.
The material looked like linen. I cannot say more about this issue but I will get in touch with an expert on textiles who had examined the garment.

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