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18th December 2012, 02:28 PM
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Hola:
Pienso que falta una historia de las llaves (Lock) mediterraneas: todas se han influido las unas a las otras: de patillas, española, catalana o de miguelete; a la romana, a la moda, mixta, Fecho de Anselmo, fecho de molinhas, agujeta, todas con sistema de disparo horizontal. Como ejemplo, vease el fecho de Anselmo y la llave a la romana.... Afectuosamente. Fernando K |
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18th December 2012, 02:31 PM
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Translation improvement ...
Hello:
I think that a history is missing on the mediterranean locks : they all have influence each other: Patilla, Spanish, Catalan or miguelete; Roman style, a la moda (fashion), mixed style, Fecho de Anselmo, "molinhas" lock , "agujeta", all with horizontal ignition systems. As an example, look at Anselmo lock and the Roman key .... Affectionately. Fernando K . Last edited by fernando; 18th December 2012 at 04:05 PM. |
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18th December 2012, 03:40 PM
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Speaking of Anselmo, look sat this one:
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18th December 2012, 06:56 PM
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Hola:
La llave (lock) que ha subido Fernando, de Ceylan, (colonia portuguesa) no difiere en nada de la que ha tratado LAVIN en página 172, dibujo numero 19, y según el,es una variante de la "agujeta". Mas interesante es la llave (lock) primitiva de patilla, de la Real Armeria de Madrid, de la que se ocupa en página 152, figura 15 |
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18th December 2012, 06:59 PM
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Hello:
The lock posted by Fernando, from Ceylon, (Portuguese colony) is no different than the one dealt by LAVIN on page 172, drawing number 19, and according to him, is a variant of the "agujeta". More interesting is the patilla primitive lock, of the Royal Armoury of Madrid, which he deals with in page 152, Figure 15 |
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19th December 2012, 08:48 PM
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[QUOTE=Fernando K]
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I believe you meant page 157 which contains this drawing (below) of the primitive patilla you mentioned. And I agree with you whole heartedly that it is most interesting. I am fascinated by Sinhalese arms with the Portuguese influence as well.  Respectfully, miqueleter |
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19th December 2012, 10:16 PM
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Miqueleter, you have a PM in your box.
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