Wheel-lock pistol, Rhineland Germany, circa 1650
from The Victoria & Albert Museum
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Wheel-lock pistol, Rhineland Germany, circa 1650
from The Victoria & Albert Museum
Combination dha and percussion pistol, Myanmar, mid 19th century
from Mandarin Mansion
Ferdinand Knab (1834-1902)
sexiest firearm?
Wheellocks
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German Hunting Knife with Relief-Chiseled Silver Mountings and Sheath
Type: hunting knife
Overall length: 19 5/8 inches (~49.8 cm)
Blade length: 12 3/4 inches (~32.4 cm)
Blade style: closer to an American Bowie knife than to the traditional German spear-point type
Blade features: 3 3/4-inch back clip; saber-ground blade with a subtle hollow grind; etched floral ornamentation and hunting motifs
Origin: Germany, likely Solingen or another major cutlery-producing center
Saint George Killing the Dragon (Bernat Martorell, 1435)
by gustaf fjæstad (swedish, 1868-1948). oil on canvas
From Ethnographic Materials ML:
Ainu culture, an indigenous group originating from Hokkaido, Sakhalin, and the Kuril Islands.
The intricate, geometric patterns on their robes are emblematic of Ainu heritage, often created through embroidery or appliqué.
Traditional Ritual: The individuals are captured performing a traditional gesture, possibly part of a ceremony like the iyomante, a ritual aimed at sending spirits back to the kamuy realm.
Historical Context: The Ainu are the indigenous people of northern Japan, traditionally living in harmony with nature as hunter-gatherers, though they faced significant assimilation policies in the 19th and 20th centuries.