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Power and Art...
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Great pictures, no doubt. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks so much for posting these! I haven't seen pics of the Musee in years. I was asked by a client once years back to replicate the tassets of the late 15th/early 16th century infantry armour with open faced sallet and bevor in the 10th from the last picture. They have a wonderfull collection ( the savoyard and tottenkopff helmets are especially nice ).
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To clarify something Sylectis,
Was this helmet actually blue colored? If so it is a good example of fire bluing. Some were purple as well. Ric |
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You're right Richard, I used an "auto adjust colors" filter to improve the inner light of the museum, but sometimes this works reverse.
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Part 5
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And the last twelve.
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