Armour of the English Knight 1435-1500 by Tobias Capwell10% discount for Members Join now Most of the armour worn in England in the fifteenth century was not made there. As the Lancastrian dynasty collapsed, the House of York ascended, only to be overthrown in turn by the House of Tudor. In that time, vast amounts of armour were imported from abroad to meet the demands of a kingdom at war with itself. This book completes the story begun in Armour of the English Knight 1400 1450 (2015) and continued in

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