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16th January 2023, 08:11 AM

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Use of Actual Vintage Arms as Props in Early Films

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From what I know for sure. On the set of the...

From what I know for sure. On the set of the Soviet film "White Sun of the Desert" about the struggle of the Soviet authorities with the Basmachi (by the way, according to a long tradition, Russian...

Forum: Ethnographic Miscellania

16th January 2023, 05:11 AM

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Use of Actual Vintage Arms as Props in Early Films

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Posted By mahratt

Hello Jim. I can tell you how the theatrical...

Hello Jim.
I can tell you how the theatrical and film requisite situation looked like in Russia. In Russia in the 19th and early 20th centuries, many people had collections of antique arms (both...

Forum: Ethnographic Miscellania

14th January 2023, 04:58 PM

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Use of Actual Vintage Arms as Props in Early Films

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Posted By mahratt

I think that the props used in the film were not...

I think that the props used in the film were not the recurved Central Asian sword, but one of those items that we sometimes call "Kurdish or Transcaucasian yataghans". By the way, many thanks for the...

Forum: Ethnographic Miscellania

14th January 2023, 03:43 PM

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Use of Actual Vintage Arms as Props in Early Films

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Posted By mahratt

Hello Jim Since we are talking about films...

Hello Jim

Since we are talking about films dedicated to Sherlock Holmes, it is necessary to recall the Russian version. There, in Watson's room, "oriental arms" are also presented. But, if you...

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