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Blanik
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posted 06-28-2008 06:13 AM     Profile for Blanik     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Hi folks,

seems like having done it without success for ages surfing the net for photographs of the "Pamplona Style" great bascinet...
I have seen several drawings of it in the osprey books as well as on some pages in the net, but it is always shown from the same perspective with a slightly opened visor.
Has anyone a real pic of it? I would love to see how it looks like from the front...
Thanks a lot in advance and sorry for the long message...

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chef de chambre
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posted 06-29-2008 06:06 AM     Profile for chef de chambre   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
The Pamplona bascinet is difficult, in part, because it was moved from the Cathederal some time ago, and there is question as to where it is now.

I will see what I can find.

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Bob R.


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Blanik
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posted 06-29-2008 07:59 AM     Profile for Blanik     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
Thank you very much in advance - seems like they have removed all pics worldwide, too, when they removed the bascinet...
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Roger d'Entença
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posted 07-24-2008 03:13 PM     Profile for Roger d'Entença     Send New Private Message   Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote
It looks as if the Pamplona bascinet is now in the Museo de Navarra.

I had not been able to consult an image ( even in the Museo de Navarra website ).
I have tried bacinete, yelmo, elm, ...etc.

I presume that the said bascinet was exhibited in Aragón Community :

Reference : http://www.cortesaragon.es/fileadmin/repositorio/ExposicionesOrganizadas/2006_Ferdinandus/PDFs/catalogo.pdf

I had not checked this document in .pdf format. Just in HTML.
Text reference only.

May you confirm me if I am right ?


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