Flint with lead holder

Matchlock · 25th August 2014, 04:45 PM

Of course you're right, Nando,

They must be on some older back-up disc dating back about 8 years, and saving my data from an earlier computer of mine.

Actually I have seen many of them but never integrated one with my collection, as they strictly belong to the Ottoman cultural area starting with Romania, Macedonia and Albania, instead of the Western European sphere.

I attached a sample which I copied from this site:
http://www.echad.info/uifinds/?to=vi...&find_id=45369

For more on Western gun flints and their usually undecorated coatings or wrappings, please cf.:
http://www.minutemantreasures.com/5139/11401.html

Some samples from the latter site attached below.

Best,
m

25th August 2014, 04:45 PM	#8
Matchlock (deceased) Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Bavaria, Germany - the center of 15th and 16th century gunmaking Posts: 4,310	Of course you're right, Nando, They must be on some older back-up disc dating back about 8 years, and saving my data from an earlier computer of mine. Actually I have seen many of them but never integrated one with my collection, as they strictly belong to the Ottoman cultural area starting with Romania, Macedonia and Albania, instead of the Western European sphere. I attached a sample which I copied from this site: http://www.echad.info/uifinds/?to=vi...&find_id=45369 For more on Western gun flints and their usually undecorated coatings or wrappings, please cf.: http://www.minutemantreasures.com/5139/11401.html Some samples from the latter site attached below. Best, m Attached Images Last edited by Matchlock; 25th August 2014 at 05:59 PM.