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/* Type 3: Long Mail Shirts */
===Type 3a: Long mail shirt with a 'Bayeux style' split , an integral coif and short sleeves===
''Interpreted as either a front split mail shirt or alternatively a mail shirt with mail shorts.''
The ‘mail shorts’ theory has been dismissed by Wilson [WILSON 1985] and Grape [GRAPE 1994]. They consider these images to simple show a stylised form of a long split (Type 3b).<br>
===Type 3b: Long mail shirt with a long style split , an integral coif, and short sleeves===
'''Anglo-Saxon'''<br>
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Mail Shirt (Genève, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. lat. 357 - Apocalypse -Beatus).png|Genève, Ms. lat. 357, C11th
BnF_Ms_Lat._8879_f.148v_Horsemen_of_the_Apocalypse.jpg|BnF_Ms_Lat._8879_f.148v_Horsemen_of_the_Apocalypse c.1050
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===Type 3c: Long mail shirt with a long style split , an integral coif, and long sleeves===
