How A 1390s French Marshal Shall Be Armed
I made merch! ArmedClothing is now live at https://www.armedclothing.net/ Another episode depicting a variant of knightly armour from the Hundred Years' War. Today, we explore what a French Marshal (high ranking military commander) would have likely worn during the late 14th century. Please support the reenactor featured in the video: / knightmmr888 His historical reenactment group, Nobilitas, were kind enough to provide the footage for this documentary while attending a local reenactment even in Denmark.

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