| Some friends visited in October 2003 and we went to the Bavarian Army museum in Ingolstadt, Germany | ||
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| Tent of the Grand Vizier Suleimann, taken by
Bavarian troops at Mohacs in 1687. (82kb)
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Another shot of the tent, showing the door folded back, a window flap up, and some of the interior..(190kb) | A shot of just the wall panel with the window flap pulled up. (157kb) |
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| A close up of the window flap and
"window". You can see the toggles and toggle loops for the
flap. (191kb)
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A close-up of the door. (152kb)
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The pole on the right side of the door, showing the "threshold" strip across the bottom of teh door..(152kb) |
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| A shot of the interior, showing a wall panel that has a window (with the flap down). (171kb) | Another interior shot showing the bottom of
the wall panels and how each wall panel could be opened if desired.(156kb)
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A wider shot of the interior. (130kb) |
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| A very poor shot (due to dim lighting and no
tripod) of the center pole and underside of the roof. (64kb)
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A shot of the tent roof. (93kb) | A shot working around the tent to the left. You can just see the raised window flap on the right. (174kb) |
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| Continuing to work around the tent. One of the back windown flaps. (129kb) | The "back" of the tent, meaning two wall panels side-by-side with no window panels. (163kb) | Blurry info picture in the museum guidbook. (31kb) |
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| A bascinet from the end of the 14th century (48kb) | Another angle of the bascinet (44kb)
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The info on the bascinet. (13kb) |
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| 15th century bolts (42kb) | A 14th century quiver for bolts. (47kb)
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| Two shields. The left is from the end of the 15th century, and the right from the 16th century. (49kb) | Info on the shields. The bottom two
pieces of info are the relevant parts. (12kb)
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