Schiavona markings

[urbanspaceman]

Jim, Radboud, thank-you for clearing this up.

[Jim McDougall]

Originally Posted by urbanspaceman

Jim, Radboud, thank-you for clearing this up.

You bet! Interesting to look back to discussions in 2012 (Oct.) when 'Aurelius' (FROM Croatia) joined us and noted that Croatian cyrillic was termed 'bosancica' and comparable lettering shown on a sword was to GRGUR MAJSTER (=Gregory artisan) . This type 'Croatian cyrillic' was used up to end of the 18th c. and shown in Oakeshott ("European Weapons and Armor" p.189, fig.87).

[Victrix]

Originally Posted by Jim McDougall

You bet! Interesting to look back to discussions in 2012 (Oct.) when 'Aurelius' (FROM Croatia) joined us and noted that Croatian cyrillic was termed 'bosancica' and comparable lettering shown on a sword was to GRGUR MAJSTER (=Gregory artisan) . This type 'Croatian cyrillic' was used up to end of the 18th c. and shown in Oakeshott ("European Weapons and Armor" p.189, fig.87).

Indeed. Otherwise we wouldn’t have figured it out by ourselves. The power of the internet is amazing! Sharing information selflessly in the pursuit of knowledge.

[Jim McDougall]

Originally Posted by Victrix

Indeed. Otherwise we wouldn’t have figured it out by ourselves. The power of the internet is amazing! Sharing information selflessly in the pursuit of knowledge.

Exactly, learning together and everybody searching and sharing notes....