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Mytribalworld · 19th February 2009, 06:33 PM

Hi,

I added a new cd into my bookshop about Philippine weapons.

containing : Juynboll De Philippijnen

The classic work about the Philippine collection of the museum of ethnology in Leiden in 1910.
195 pages scanned at 300 dpi
12 full size plates with objects scanned at 400 dpi in color ( for best quality)
text is in dutch.

Herbert Krieger The collection of primitive weapons and armor of the philippine islands in the United states national museum
128 pages 21 plates
english text
scanned at 300 dpi , plates on 400 pdi color

Frederic Wade Hitchings

The weapons of the Philippines extracted from Antiques 1926
9 pages 17 photo's
scanned photcopies at 300 pdi. text english.

all works are readable with adobe reader and printable.

In the Jynboll I made some links to make it easier to find objects by collection number.( just click and your there...) So you'll find out how the site of the Museum in Leiden works.

the link to the cd is http://www.mytribalworld.com/booksho...aid=47&lang=EN

welcome,

Arjan.

19th February 2009, 06:33 PM	#1
Mytribalworld Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 400	weapons of the Philippines on cd Hi, I added a new cd into my bookshop about Philippine weapons. containing : Juynboll De Philippijnen The classic work about the Philippine collection of the museum of ethnology in Leiden in 1910. 195 pages scanned at 300 dpi 12 full size plates with objects scanned at 400 dpi in color ( for best quality) text is in dutch. Herbert Krieger The collection of primitive weapons and armor of the philippine islands in the United states national museum 128 pages 21 plates english text scanned at 300 dpi , plates on 400 pdi color Frederic Wade Hitchings The weapons of the Philippines extracted from Antiques 1926 9 pages 17 photo's scanned photcopies at 300 pdi. text english. all works are readable with adobe reader and printable. In the Jynboll I made some links to make it easier to find objects by collection number.( just click and your there...) So you'll find out how the site of the Museum in Leiden works. the link to the cd is http://www.mytribalworld.com/booksho...aid=47&lang=EN welcome, Arjan. Attached Images Last edited by mandaukudi; 19th February 2009 at 08:43 PM.