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The earliest surviving armet dates to 1420 and was made in Milan.

Armet & Davis was one of his key clients.

They also appear on the back of a type of late medieval helmet known as the armet.

While outwardly very similar to the armet, the close helmet had an entirely different method of opening.

The current armoured car, an Armet Trooper was put into service during the summer of 2005.

Armet is the name of a type of helmet which was developed in the 15th century.

The high quality English Greenwich armours often included this type of armet from c. 1525.

In contemporary sources it was sometimes also referred to as an 'armet', though modern scholarship draws a clear distinction between the two types.

"Every time you get a good snow season, the river level goes up," said Brian Armet, executive director of that regional sewer authority.

Louis Armet died in 1981.

His former partner Thomas Armet recalls that in street situations, he was "right by your side - or in front of you."

It was formed by Louis Armet and Eldon Davis in 1947.

One demonstrator on Sunday was Lorraine Armet.

One of the missing, Trooper Armet said, is a truck driver whose tractor-trailer was seen plunging into the creek.

Mr. Armet said the Mattabassett plant can withstand floods far worse than what came this year.

The earlier armet often had a small aventail, a piece of mail attached to the bottom edge of each cheek-piece.

The close helmet was developed from the later versions of the sallet and the superficially similar armet in the late 15th century.

"If Anne Tucker had wanted to come before us, she would have had every right to do so," Ms. Armet said.

Later models had an armet, the flared bottom that allowed the weight to be transferred to the shoulders via a collar called a gorget.

The armet reached its height of popularity during the 15th and 16th centuries when western European full plate armour had been perfected.

Some of the more important medieval developments included the great helm, the bascinet, the frog-mouth helm and the armet.

Armet armored vehicles is a defunct vehicle manufacturer that has been indicted by the FBI for fraud.

Stock plans of restaurant designs were provided by Los Angeles architects Armet and Davis.

Armet & Davis have been referred to as "the Frank Lloyd Wright of '50s coffee shops."

While the Armets praise the panel, Mrs. Armet said: "We also support the victims.