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Helmet "Tolga" with Kayı Tamgha, 15th century

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Steel Turkish Helmet “Tolga”  Turkish Helmet “Tolga” made of steel, iron, silver and copper alloy, stamped with the Kayı boyu Tamgha  and decorated in silver with inscriptions which include the phrases "Glory to our Lord, the greatest Sultan, the noble, the mighty Khagan, master of the necks (of nations)" . Late 15th century, Height: 30, 5 cm. Weight: 1401 g. A tamgha (stamp, seal) is an abstract seal used by Turks as the emblem of a particular tribe. The KAYI tribe (Turkish: Kayı boyu) is a sub-branch of the BOZOK Tribal federation of OGHUZ Turks. Osman I, founder of Ottoman Dynasty was a hereditary leader in the Kayı tribe. Royal arsenal of the Ottoman Dynasty used Kayı Tamgha as it’s distinctive mark on every kind of weaponry. Çelik Türk Miğferi "Tolga" Çelik, demir, gümüş ve bakır alaşımından yapılmış, Kayı boyu damgalı ve “Görkem, Beyimiz, En büyük Sultan, Asil, Güçlü Hakan, boyunların (Ulusların) efendisine” ifadelerini içeren gümü...

Turban Helmet with Aventail "Peçelikli Miğfer", 15th century

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Turkish Turban Helmet Turkish Turban Helmet with Aventail (Peçelikli Miğfer), stamped with the Kayı Boyu Tamgha, late 15th century. This turban helmet retains the mail aventail that protected the lower half of the face and neck. The aventail is fixed with a lead seal stamped with the Kayı tribe Tamgha used in the Ottoman Dynasty arsenals. A tamgha (stamp, seal) is an abstract seal used by Turks as the emblem of a particular tribe. The KAYI tribe (Turkish: Kayı boyu) is a sub-branch of the BOZOK Tribal federation of OGHUZ Turks. Osman I, founder of Ottoman Dynasty was a hereditary leader in the Kayı tribe. Royal arsenal of the Ottoman Dynasty used Kayı Tamgha as it’s distinctive mark on every kind of weaponry. Türk Peçelikli Miğfer  Kayı Boyu damgası ile mühürlenmiş, Türk Peçelikli Miğfer (Tolga/Tulga), geç 15. yüzyıl. Bu miğferin yüzün alt kısmını ve boynu koruyan zincir zırh peçeliği halen mevcuttur. Peçeliğe Osmanlı hanedanı silahhanelerinin kullandığı K...

Turkish Shirt of Mail and Plate

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Turkish Mail Armour with Kayı Tamgha Turkish Mail and plate armour made of steel, iron, copper alloy and silver, late 15th century. Height: 86,4 cm. Weight: 9.349 g. Armour was constructed of small interlocking rings, called mail and reinforced with steel plates to cover the vital areas of the torso and stamped on the front of the lower left plate with the Kayı tribe Tamgha. A tamgha (stamp, seal) is an abstract seal used by Turks as the emblem of a particular tribe. The KAYI tribe (Turkish: Kayı boyu) is a sub-branch of the BOZOK Tribal federation of OGHUZ Turks. Osman I, founder of Ottoman Dynasty was a hereditary leader in the Kayı tribe. Royal arsenal of the Ottoman Dynasty "Cebehane" used Kayı Tamgha as it’s distinctive mark on every kind of weaponry. Kayı Boyu Damgalı Türk Zırh Gömlek Çelik, demir, bakır alaşımı ve gümüşten yapılmış, Türk, levha takviyeli, zincir zırh, geç 15. Yüzyıl. Yükseklik: 86,4 cm. Ağırlık: 9.349 gr. Küçük metal halkaların...

Horse's Head Armour "Chamfron" stamped with the Kayı Tamga

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Turkish Horse's Head Armour "Chamfron" Turkish, Tombak (Copper alloy), Chamfron (Horse's Head Defense) stamped with the Kayı tribe Tamga, 16th century. Height: 59, 06 cm. Width: 22, 23 cm. Weight: 1917 g. This tombak, chamfron was intended for ceremonial use, as Turkish battle armour for both horse and rider was generally fabricated of steel. A tamgha (stamp, seal) is an abstract seal used by the Turks as the emblem of a particular tribe. The KAYI tribe (Turkish: Kayı boyu) is a sub-branch of the BOZOK Tribal federation of OGHUZ Turks. Osman I, founder of Ottoman Dynasty was a hereditary leader in the Kayı tribe. Royal arsenal of the Ottoman Dynasty (Cebehane) used Kayı Tamga as it’s distinctive mark on every kind of weaponry. Türk At Alın Zırhı Kayı boyu damgası vurulmuş, Türk, Tombak, At başı zırhı, 16. Yüzyıl. Yükseklik: 59,06 cm. Genişlik: 22,23 cm. Ağırlık: 1917 gr. Bu tombak, at alın zırhı törensel kullanıma yönelikti zira hem at...