Illustrations of early 14th century French soldiers

[Druzhina]

John, Duke of Normandy (1332-1350) commissioned a revised edition of the Grandes Chroniques de France which was extended to the death of Louis IX (1270). It was produced in Paris and illustrated by Mahiet, Master of the Cambrai Missal.
Here are selected pictures with early 14th century knights, men-at-arms and infantry:

Battle of Etampes
Burning of Argentan; battle of Val-es-Dunes & the surrender of a castle
The Abbey of Vezelay being attacked by crossbowmen
Foot soldiers and cavalry
Louis IX setting out on the Seventh Crusade, 1248
Battle-scene & deaths from pestilence

MIRROR SITE
The Grandes Chroniques de France. British Library, Royal MS 16 G VI

Druzhina
14th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Those are immediately what I think about when I think of Medieval military illustrations, absolutely brilliant! 

[Techno]

Very nice, indeed.
Cheers - Phil