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Thanks a lot, Jasper,
May I ask: What about early firearms: matchlocks and wheellocks - are the insides of lock mechanisms depicted? How many images per item on average does the stick contain? The reason why I hesitate is the fact that there is almost no plain, 'military'-type stuff in the Wallace which interests me most, and many of their highly decorated items are composite (at best) or otherwise altered. Best, Michael |
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Hi Michael, yes you should definitely buy this! you will be amazed. about 10-15 high res pictures per weapon, including back of the lock and marks. it contains a lot of stuff of your interest. archery 38, long guns 63, Pistoles 76, artillery accesoiries (powderflasks, cartridge boxes etc.) best, jasper |
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Alright, Jasper,
I will, thanks to your recommendation! ![]() m |
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