[DOC] [TLE] Knights and knighthood - World Book Online [PAR] The lord provided armor and horses for his knights. .... The coat of arms provided 
the only recognizable feature of a knight when his face was covered. It was 
painted on his shield and on the surcoat that he wore over his armor. Horses 
often... [DOC] [TLE] Knights - Angelfire [PAR] The lord provided armor and horses for his knights. Between ... The coat of arms 
provided the only recognizable feature of a knight when his face was covered. It 
was painted on his shield and on the surcoat that he wore over his armor. Horses
... [DOC] [TLE] how would medieval fighters/warriors/military recognize friend from ... [PAR] Jan 3, 2014 ... Features. Feature posts are posted weekly. The current rotation is: .... Since at 
least c.800 BC, the shield was painted with unique designs in ... totally obscured 
a Knight's face, recognition was difficult on the battlefield. ... In order to be 
recognized, William lifted his helmet so he could be seen by his men. [DOC] [TLE] Knight and Knighthood - Scribd [PAR] The under tunic covered only the torso and buttoned down the front. ... Coat of 
Arms was the only feature of a knight that was recognized when his face was 
covered. ... It was painted on his shield and surcoat worn over his armor. called 
mail. [DOC] [TLE] Knight and Knighthood - Scribd [PAR] It was painted on his shield and surcoat worn over his armor. but also carried a ... 
the only feature of a knight that was recognized when his face was covered. [DOC] [TLE] Eictiunarg - Notre Dame High School [PAR] only Goharinos of Sebastia (twelfth century) and his .... handgrip on the inside 
and covered by the iron shield .... to wearing a sleeveless surcoat over their mail 
shirts ... face was entirely hidden, so that the wearer was un- ... a knight's 
equipment, the shield, came to be painted in bright colors with easily 
recognizable 'devices,. [DOC] [TLE] How one would distinguish Knights and Men at Arms? -- myArmoury.com [PAR] A Man at arms would be usually a non-knight who fought as heavy cavalry, ... 
However, during the Middle Ages, the squire's rank came to be recognized in its 
... of Somerset mustered only 1.3% knights among his men-at-arms.[26] ...... their 
Lord's arms in shields, surcoats or other kind of battlefield garment? [DOC] [TLE] Knight and Knighthood in Great Britain   [PAR] The lord provided armour and horses for his knights [3:23-24]. ..... The coat of 
arms provided the only recognisable feature of a knight when his face was 
covered. It was painted on his shield and on the surcoat that he wore over his 
armour... [DOC] [TLE] COSTUME AND - Metropolitan Museum of Art [PAR] Poblet and which was evidently once painted. ... A striking feature of costume 
during the ... Relief showing the colorful surcoat and trappings of cloth used with 
armor in the ... century in the equipment of the knight and his horse. ... it was 
recognized that only a minimum num- ... tional Museum at Munich, entirely 
covered. [DOC] [TLE] battl1e armor - Metropolitan Museum of Art [PAR] the knight had to save his life by improving his armor. The armorers' solution ... 
solid plates made the shield superfluous, thus .... covered the wearer's face, ... but 
on surcoats - "coats of arms" - horse ... far as he is recognizable by his heraldic ... 
The Cloisters Apocalypse was painted in .... found not only in the fine arts and. [DOC] [TLE] Three-Quarter Field Armor from a Garniture - Art Institute of Chicago [PAR] Mail was very flexible, but this meant it was effective only ... on a cloth tunic, or 
surcoat, or painted on his wooden shield. The coat of arms indicated pictorially... [DOC] [TLE] Arms and Armor of the Medieval Knight - Worcester Polytechnic ... [PAR] Apr 5, 2008 ... The medieval knight was the deciding force on the battlefield during ... his 
specialized arms and armor and his extensive training. ...... features that 
remained the same. ..... one, who has

Question: Painted on his shield & surcoat, it was a knight's only recognizable feature when his face was covered
Answer: Coat of arms