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The Langeid sword, Norway, ~1030CE, before and after restoration. [4000x10953]
Source: https://reddit.com/r/ArtefactPorn/comments/ec7sq5/the_langeid_sword_norway_1030ce_before_and_after/
Engraved Remington derringer with ivory grips, United States, manufactured between 1870-1888.
from Rock Island Auctions
Tutankhamun’s Sandals
Egyptians usually went barefoot, but on some occasions kings wore very elaborately decorated sandals. Some sandals were made of gold. The sandals were tied with two thongs and their tips pointed upward.
This pair of sandals is made of leather and has depictions of enemies on the soles. Four human figures portraying Asian and African neighbors, who were the traditional enemies of Egypt, are shown. The men are depicted as prisoners, lying prostrate with their arms bound behind their backs.
The Pharaoh would symbolically trample on them when he wore his sandals. The sandals are also adorned on the top and bottom by the nine bows, symbols of the traditional enemies of Egypt.
From the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62), Valley of the Kings, West Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 62685
Silver and bone mounted snaphaunce musket, Morocco, 19th century.
from Auctions Imperial
Sarmatian iron sword, 4th - 2nd century BC
from Karabela Auctions
Valerie Sipp in Passage en Revue shot by Jan Welters for Jalouse September 2002
Brass mounted Albanian rat tail miquelet pistol, 19th century.
this belongs in a museum
Mark Borthwick Amid this Pist (2002)
Pieta in the Toilet 2015 ‘トイレのピエタ’ Directed by Daishi Matsunaga