|  28th February 2012, 03:58 PM | #92 | 
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					Originally Posted by Micke D
					
				 I think that this one could be from 1480-1490 or something like that, based on the strange and probably early four-axle lock mechanism. 
 I have written a little article explaining my thoughts about how this one is related to two other 15th c crossbows.
 
 This one wasn't displayed when I was at Leeds either, but the floor with the hunting stuff was closed for rebuilding/rearranging or something like that.
 
 I don't know if it has been displayed in modern times at all? I guess there would be more photos of it if it has been shown.
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I found a different view.
 
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