Comments by "COL BEAUSABRE" (@colbeausabre8842) on "German WWI Trench Armor" video.

  1. Arno Schmidt, No it's not. It's the label pf P Ballentine and Sons of Newark, New Jersey https://www.wikiwand.com/en/P._Ballantine_and_Sons_Brewing_Company
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  2. The "chest armor" is called a breastplate, the "neck guard" is a gorget and the plates guarding the groin are tassets. https://www.seekpng.com/ipng/u2e6a9e6u2r5e6u2_suit-of-armour-parts-suit-of-armor/ BTW, the various warring powers examined suits of armor in museums to help develop their armor. No reason to reinvent the wheel - compare the medieval kettle hat with the British Brodie helmet of WW1 https://www.eviltailors.com/en/helmets/6990-kettle-hat-14th-century-16mm-polished.html https://alexanderandsonsrestorations.com/british-mark-brodie-u-s-p17-know-difference/
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