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fernando 17th November 2012 07:37 PM
A ride up to the Royal Ontario Museum
 
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This was the museum of my tour that offered more rejection to picture taking; as if its glass vitrines were picture proof. These are the ones less critical, out of the circa 300 shots made.

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fernando 17th November 2012 07:40 PM
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some more.

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fernando 17th November 2012 07:42 PM
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The rest.

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Iain 17th November 2012 08:03 PM
Thanks for sharing Fernando - I spent many happy hours as a child viewing those displays. Brings back a lot of memories. :)

M ELEY 18th November 2012 03:21 AM
Great pics, as always (I never get to go anywhere- :mad: :p ). I especially like the Sinclaire saber in that middle pic between those two English Civil War broadswords- nice!)

Rick 18th November 2012 03:28 AM
Thank you for the picture of the 1873 MAS, Fernando . ;)
http://www.yankeegunnuts.com/2010/11...volver-review/
Nice to see it represented in a museum .

Zwielicht 18th November 2012 11:43 AM
A bit offtopic, maybe, but - what is that revolver on 7th photo? Never seen anything of that kind.

fernando 18th November 2012 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Zwielicht
A bit offtopic, maybe, but - what is that revolver on 7th photo? Never seen anything of that kind.
By all means!
That would be a (variation of the) LeMat revolver. If you browse the Web on it, you will find plenty material.

fernando 18th November 2012 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick
Thank you for the picture of the 1873 MAS, Fernando . ;)
http://www.yankeegunnuts.com/2010/11...volver-review/
Nice to see it represented in a museum .
Ah, you should have noticed that one ;) :cool: :D

fernando 18th November 2012 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by M ELEY
Great pics, as always (I never get to go anywhere- :mad: :p ). I especially like the Sinclaire saber in that middle pic between those two English Civil War broadswords- nice!)
Thank you Mark. If i knew you fancy such style, i would have asked the curator to borrow it for a while ... and send it down to NC ;) .

M ELEY 19th November 2012 04:38 AM
:D :cool:

Yes, it would look good in the collection. I might stand corrected, though. It might be more of a drussage vs a Sinclaire.

fernando 19th November 2012 12:10 PM
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... It might be more of a drussage vs a Sinclaire...
Whatever :cool: .


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