File:Man with Sword (1).JPG

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English: Illustration of a man in renaissance clothing by Paul Mercuri from "Costumes Historiques" (Paris, ca.1850′s or 60’s). Scanned and archived at www.OldBookArt.com where it was marked as Public Domain.
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Source http://www.oldbookart.com/2012/01/15/middle-ages-medieval-dress/
Author Paul Mercuri

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