Fallout Week 2017: Day 7 — Brains or brawn?
Weapons that I find aesthetically pleasing

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Fallout Week 2017: Day 7 — Brains or brawn?
Weapons that I find aesthetically pleasing
Pistols - a goodbye gift from Napoleon Bonaparte to his son. 24th of January 1814, few days before the battle of Brienne
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Remaking of Mingguangkai明光铠(famous type of ancient chinese armor) in Tang dynasty according to archaeological records.
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The two swords at the top right are classic examples of modern tourist market swords made in India. That being said, there is something very satisfying in seeing an assemblage of swords and other edged weapons, even when some of them are, well, junk.
Indian arms & armour.
Six Indian swords.
I’ve never seen a tulwar like this. I like it!
Object Title
Sword (talwar)
Date
1601-1630
Object Number
XXVIS.294
Provenance
Purchased 1 April 1991
Physical Description
The blade is slightly curved and single-edged, with a group of three fullers towards the back. The ivory hilt is of waisted form, with a bulbous, reeded pommel. The waisted section and the bottom of the grip are carved with bands of leaves. The guard is of iron, with short quillons terminating in petalled domes, and with long langets terminating in onion-shaped finials. The guard is decorated in gold koftgari with foliate borders.
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An infantry officer’s sabre briquet dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France Curved, single-edged blade; solid brass one-quillon hilt, quillon marked “LIBERTE”, smooth guard, cap shaped as a rooster head. Leather scabbard with brass mounts.dimensions: length 73,5 cm.
Indian Tulwar
Indian tulwar hilted sword, wootz steel kilij type blade with a yelman and gold koftgari hilt, cartouche and inscription.
Length: 79 cm
Length of blade: 67 cm
Ricasso: 5.2 cm
Hilt: 16 cm
Disc diameter: 6 cm
Width of quillons: 8.5 cm
Length of langet: 5.4 cm.
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Swords used in the coronation of Frederick the Great, recovered by American forces from the German bunker at the end of World War II.
Sir Lancelot crossing the Sword Bridge
Lancelot du Lac, Hainaut 1344
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