Antique Arms and Armour - New Website

[B.I]

This has been many years in the making, but I would like to finally launch a new website of antique Arms and Armour, and introduce its owner to the internet community.
Jonathan Barrett is an antiquarian of 40 years experience in the trade. He has catalogued for the main arms auction houses, is a long standing member of the Meyrick Society and is part of the vetting committee in the London Arms fair. He has compiled and catalogued some important national collections and is well respected within this community.
This website merely touches on his extensive stock, and it will be updated with many more items in the near future.
He is well known for his knowledge and quality in arms, and his stock reflects this.
www.jonathanbarrett.com

[asomotif]

I had a short look, and indeed all nice old pieces as far as my knowledge reaches. very very nice, thank you.

[Valjhun]

Nice items, BUT.... prices??? :eek:

Should be same numbers, but in $, not brittish pounds... :shrug:

[olikara]

I only looked through the Indian Pieces and found excellent variety there.

Brian, nice to see you on the forum ;-)

Nidhi

[fernando]

When i grow up, i want to have some ( most ) of the pieces in this catalogue :) .
However i agree with Valjhun that the price figures would fit better into the USD $ cipher :cool: .
Also i agree with Nidhi, in that is nice to see Brian back in the forum. His wisdom is irreplaceable :) .

[Tim Simmons]

A handful of unusual/rare pieces. :shrug:

[Jens Nordlunde]

It is always nice to see a variety of good Indian weapons, and remember, it is up to the seller to set the price, and up to the buyer to accept it or not:).