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Fig. 262. From the monumental slab of Albrecht von Hohenlohe (d. 1319)
Schonthal Church. From Bontelle's "Monumental Brasses"
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Fig. 263. From the monumental slab of Günther von Schwartzburg (d. 1349)
Kaiser Dom of Frankfort
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Fig. 264. Ulrich Landschaden (d. 1369)
From his monument at Necken-Steinach, near Heidelberg
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Fig. 265. From the tomb of Berchtoldus at Freiburg
After Viollet-le-Duc
to the hand of Pietro Baseggio early in the XLVth century, which gives a full-faced representation of a knight whose head-piece is an almost hemispherical bascinet. The staple and cord tackle attaching the chain camail are clearly defined; while the portion of the mail that could be lifted to form a facial guard hangs below the chin, and is fastened by means of a catch to a cross-shaped bolt in the forehead of the skull-piece. A clever reconstruction of a bascinet which is in the collection of the late Mr. Frederic Stibbert, bequeathed to the city of Florence, gives an excellent illustration of the actual appearance of a chain mail nasal-guard, raised and attached to the skull of the bascinet (Fig. 266). This chain mail nasal-guard may have been the face protection of that splendid helmet in the Wallace Collection
