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Royal Armouries on Twitter: "Buff coat, English,about 1650 currently on loan to Musée de l'Armée. More about our loans here http://t.co/0IVKmDu5e1 http://t.co/VNzcOvCNnm" / Twitter
Buff coat hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
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17th Century Buff Coat: Prepping & Planning | The Tavern Knight's Barracks
Buff coats, worn under armor by cavalry and officers, could stop a sword cut or even a musket or pistol balls
Harmen Willemsz Wieringa | Portrait of a young officer, standing, full-length, in a buff coat and cuirass with an orange sash | MutualArt
Buff Coat | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Armor attributed to Richard Holden | Harquebusier's Armor of Pedro II, King of Portugal (reigned 1683–1706) with Buff Coat | British, London; buff coat, European | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Medieval Fight Club "Buff Coat" | SBG Sword Forum
Buff coat (1650) - Royal Armouries collections
Buff coat Mid-17th century buff coat from Littlecote House - Royal Armouries collections | Century uniforms, 17th century clothing, Historical clothing
Leather Buff Coat, 17th century | Outfit4Events
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Buff coat (1630) - Royal Armouries collections
Buff coat hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
buff coat | The Tavern Knight's Barracks
17th Century Buff Coat: Prepping & Planning | The Tavern Knight's Barracks
Buff coat hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Dig that buff coat | A well-done recreation of a leather buf… | Flickr
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Why did soldiers in the XVII century use buff coats (leather armour) instead of gambeson (padded armour)? Many people claim gambesons are cheaper and at least as protective. - Quora