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Old 21st January 2017, 08:20 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by Jim McDougall
Meanwhile, might I know the source of the quote you cite on the paucity of material on Indian weapons c. 1855?
It is in the beginning of the Introduction of his book: "When in 1855 I began to form a collection of arms in India I found the want of a book to assist me; there was none...".
In India in 1855 there was a lot of opportunities to collect not only collections of arms but a plenty very adequate information about it. I think he was not travelling across India for years ... to put it mildly.
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