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Old 4th January 2011, 08:50 PM   #36
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"Actually these seem to be two different guns, and I'm not sure which one the scrolled and marked rear finial belongs to.
It is one gun.
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The one with the hook to me seems to have been made about ca. 1430-40 and it is very nice to see that it retains most of its original painted red lead (minimum) painted surface
I think too. But i think that pan was made later (about 1500 year)
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Could you please mail me the images in high resolution?
yes i will
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Anxiously waiting to see more of the museum's extended exhibition,
I have not made photos of new thing becaurse i was very hurryed but i whant to make this later.
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