The Upcoming, Development, and Use of Gun Rests/Forks, ca. 1430 to 1650

Matchlock · 2nd October 2014, 02:04 PM

[QUOTE=Marcus den toom]I has to be said Michl, this thread and you are amazing

Hopefully i am not too forward posting these pictures. They mainly depict the heavier guns/cannons of times long gone.

Thank you so much, Marcus,

Those sources of illustration you've found are at least as amazing as the ones I gathered together over four decades - they're just great, and so are you!
You have been doing very fine, and your're learning so fast.
It makes an old Landsknecht veteran of weaponry, like me at 61, so proud of you!

Best wishes, my friend,
Michl

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2nd October 2014, 02:04 PM	#11
Matchlock (deceased) Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Bavaria, Germany - the center of 15th and 16th century gunmaking Posts: 4,310	[QUOTE=Marcus den toom]I has to be said Michl, this thread and you are amazing Hopefully i am not too forward posting these pictures. They mainly depict the heavier guns/cannons of times long gone. Thank you so much, Marcus, Those sources of illustration you've found are at least as amazing as the ones I gathered together over four decades - they're just great, and so are you! You have been doing very fine, and your're learning so fast. It makes an old Landsknecht veteran of weaponry, like me at 61, so proud of you! Best wishes, my friend, Michl