A Spanish (Castilian) Long Fowler, mid-1630s, Painted by Diego Velázquez

Fernando K · 18th July 2011, 01:43 PM

Efectivamente, la llave (lock) es conocida como agujeta, y fué reproducida por los armeros de Brescia para su exportación a Oriente, conocida como llave "a la morlacca" o "a la mojacca". Los armeros árabes la siguieron reproduciendo mucho mas tarde, hasta recientemente.

Fernando

Indeed, the key (lock) is known as lace, and was reproduced by the gunsmiths of Brescia for export to the East, known as the key "to Morlacco" or "the mojacca." The Arabs followed gunsmiths playing much later, until recently.

Fernando

18th July 2011, 01:43 PM	#3
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 671	Efectivamente, la llave (lock) es conocida como agujeta, y fué reproducida por los armeros de Brescia para su exportación a Oriente, conocida como llave "a la morlacca" o "a la mojacca". Los armeros árabes la siguieron reproduciendo mucho mas tarde, hasta recientemente. Fernando Indeed, the key (lock) is known as lace, and was reproduced by the gunsmiths of Brescia for export to the East, known as the key "to Morlacco" or "the mojacca." The Arabs followed gunsmiths playing much later, until recently. Fernando