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1. a medieval glove, usually of leather covered with metal plates, worn to protect the hand from injury in combat 2. a long glove with a flaring cuff covering the lower part of the arm
Ãâó: www.brigatta.com/a_k.shtml
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plate armor that protected the hand Glacis - mound of earth placed against the wall in the form of an incline Gorget ?also called a collar protected the throat Granguard ?a piece of armor attached to the left side of the gorget Greaves ?armor that protected the shins
Ãâó: users.wpi.edu/~jforgeng/17cIQP/gloss.html
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| gauntlet |
an armoured glove, often formed of a single plate for the back of the hand, and smaller overlapping plates for the fingers, enabling them to move easily.
Ãâó: www.historicalweapons.com/armourterminology.html
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| gauntlet |
A third set of rails placed in between two other sets of rails to carry wide loads through tunnels.
Ãâó: sunshineregion.org/RailroadTerms.htm
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fabric or lace coverings for the wrist or arm. Not attached to the dress. Take the place of gloves. Rarely used today.
Ãâó: www.georgiabride.com/glossary.html
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