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Old 3rd March 2013, 08:17 PM   #1
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Default Ioannina, Municipal ethnografic museum

A small museum, one of several in the city that present Ioannina under the rule of the Ottomans of Ali Pasha. These weapons were used to Greek revolution of 1821.
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Old 4th March 2013, 02:56 AM   #2
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AN INTERESTING COLLECTION, ITS ALWAYS GOOD TO SEE DISPLAYS EVEN FROM SMALL MUSEUMS. ONE NEVER KNOWS WHERE A UNIQUE EXAMPLE OR ONE OF A KIND ITEM MAY BE FOUND. THE RIFLE WITH THE MONSTER HEAD AND BULBOUS END OF THE BARREL MUST HAVE HAD A UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT FOR SIGHTING. IT LOOKS LIKE A MASSIVE GUN.
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Thanks for the ramrod (suma) picture, they are not seen very often.
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Old 4th March 2013, 05:33 PM   #4
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AN INTERESTING COLLECTION, ITS ALWAYS GOOD TO SEE DISPLAYS EVEN FROM SMALL MUSEUMS. ONE NEVER KNOWS WHERE A UNIQUE EXAMPLE OR ONE OF A KIND ITEM MAY BE FOUND. THE RIFLE WITH THE MONSTER HEAD AND BULBOUS END OF THE BARREL MUST HAVE HAD A UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT FOR SIGHTING. IT LOOKS LIKE A MASSIVE GUN.
Yes, it's very impressive, here are 2 better photos to read the plate.
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