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Old 24th May 2007, 09:12 PM   #1
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Default AN ETHNIZED ARM

On the basis that a mass produced weapon would fit in this Forum if it was subject to an ethnographic intervention during its circumstancial existence, i would like to show this piece, which i consider a good example of such fusion.
A British "Tower" percussion musket, not yet identified in detail, transformed into an African hunting gun, with a carving work reflecting a very basic handcraft resource ... result of a Native exercize, i would say ?!
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