1666: The MONTECUCCOLI Flintlock/Matchlock System - a MYTH Verified!

Marcus den toom · 8th July 2014, 06:58 PM

Thank you for your answers and your compliments

It is a great feeling that the questions that came to mind where pretty much the same for the both of us.

The part about this gun beeing used makes a lot of sence too, coincidentally i received my book on "kriegkunst zu Fuß" so i can read up on this subject.

The Schloss Dyck flintlock is very nice as well, looking forward to it.

I just read the part about the Kube auction again and i looked at the auction which sold that amazing Haquebut. I was shocked to see it had a estimate of €3500,-

and even more suprised that it DID NOT SELL at that auction !!!!

I will definitely apply for the membership, great knowledge is only one blink of an eye away when you take the efford to look at the right place.

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8th July 2014, 06:58 PM	#14
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 541	Thank you for your answers and your compliments It is a great feeling that the questions that came to mind where pretty much the same for the both of us. The part about this gun beeing used makes a lot of sence too, coincidentally i received my book on "kriegkunst zu Fuß" so i can read up on this subject. The Schloss Dyck flintlock is very nice as well, looking forward to it. I just read the part about the Kube auction again and i looked at the auction which sold that amazing Haquebut. I was shocked to see it had a estimate of €3500,- and even more suprised that it DID NOT SELL at that auction !!!! I will definitely apply for the membership, great knowledge is only one blink of an eye away when you take the efford to look at the right place.