The experts on mail would be the Higgins Museum in Worcester, MA. 
http://higgins.org/

Best,


-- 
Mike Linnemann
MA candidate of Arts Management
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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On Feb 8 2009, Deb Fuller wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>This is a completely random request. I'm looking for a picture of a
>Persian coat of mail dating from around the time of Darius I (400s
>BC). I'm editing a online course on contracting and there's a
>quotation from Darius I used as an example. The picture for that
>example is of a typical medieval suit of mail. While I should be happy
>with the fact that the writers actually used a "coat of mail" instead
>of "chain mail", I know there will be a history geek out there that
>will be bothered by the wrong type of mail in the picture.
>
>This course is for the US government so it's a) educational, and b)
>completely no profit if anyone is concerned about copyright.
>
>Thanks in advance!!
>
>Deb, the esoteric  :)
>
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