Narodni Muzeum CZ highlights

Martin Lubojacky · 20th November 2011, 09:00 PM

Hi Tim,
What is interesting, also IPAs are slowly, step by step, penetrating our somewhat retarded lager market.

Re. "Narodi Muzeum", this should be relatively big, for half a day at least, I thought (maybe still under reparation ?; But weapons should mostly be in "Naprstkovo Muzeum" and some travellers in 19 th century donated them to museums in Vienna).

Message stick: - there is written: Middle part of the Western Australian Coast, donated to the museum by Mr Josef Polak, former Court Assistant in Perth. In accompanying letter Mr Polak wrote:
"Immediately, when we touched at beach, coastal savages sent runners to the inland tribes to warn them against our expedition. Very probably they were of the opinion that we came to punish them, as a lot of petitions concerning seep-thefts were sent by white farmers to our court already. Only after several months I found this letter at one local convict, deep in backlands - 200 English miles from the coast. The picture means, that our encampment is situated under the trees near estuary of Cascogne River and that we are heavily armed." Added also by Mr Polak: "The messengers equipped with such letters can freely travel through the territory of all tribes."

Regards,
Martin

Iain · 20th November 2011, 09:10 PM

Thanks for sharing the pictures Tim.

I think Martin has summed things up nicely (I should also mention that there are even some decent Czech stouts now

).

Please do share more pics if you have them, I haven't been to the museum in a while and my memory is a bit shaky as to what all is there.

Tim Simmons · 21st November 2011, 07:56 PM

A few more bits and pieces. I really like the Gilbert Island club.

Tim Simmons · 21st November 2011, 07:58 PM

Lastly you can see where I have come from here.

laEspadaAncha · 21st November 2011, 10:41 PM

Hi Tim,

Thank you for posting the pictures...

Did you by chance photograph the description that accompanied the (Native American) gunstock club you show in the 5th photo in 2nd post (item #14)? If so, would you please post it as well?

Also, I would very much like to see any other photos you took of the items adjacent to (or from the same display as) the gunstock club...

Regards,

Chris

21st November 2011, 07:56 PM	#3
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,872	A few more bits and pieces. I really like the Gilbert Island club. Attached Images

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Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,872	Lastly you can see where I have come from here. Attached Images

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20th November 2011, 09:00 PM	#1
Martin Lubojacky Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 843	Hi Tim, What is interesting, also IPAs are slowly, step by step, penetrating our somewhat retarded lager market. Re. "Narodi Muzeum", this should be relatively big, for half a day at least, I thought (maybe still under reparation ?; But weapons should mostly be in "Naprstkovo Muzeum" and some travellers in 19 th century donated them to museums in Vienna). Message stick: - there is written: Middle part of the Western Australian Coast, donated to the museum by Mr Josef Polak, former Court Assistant in Perth. In accompanying letter Mr Polak wrote: "Immediately, when we touched at beach, coastal savages sent runners to the inland tribes to warn them against our expedition. Very probably they were of the opinion that we came to punish them, as a lot of petitions concerning seep-thefts were sent by white farmers to our court already. Only after several months I found this letter at one local convict, deep in backlands - 200 English miles from the coast. The picture means, that our encampment is situated under the trees near estuary of Cascogne River and that we are heavily armed." Added also by Mr Polak: "The messengers equipped with such letters can freely travel through the territory of all tribes." Regards, Martin

20th November 2011, 09:10 PM	#2
Iain Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Olomouc Posts: 1,717	Thanks for sharing the pictures Tim. I think Martin has summed things up nicely (I should also mention that there are even some decent Czech stouts now ). Please do share more pics if you have them, I haven't been to the museum in a while and my memory is a bit shaky as to what all is there.

21st November 2011, 10:41 PM	#5
laEspadaAncha Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 608	Hi Tim, Thank you for posting the pictures... Did you by chance photograph the description that accompanied the (Native American) gunstock club you show in the 5th photo in 2nd post (item #14)? If so, would you please post it as well? Also, I would very much like to see any other photos you took of the items adjacent to (or from the same display as) the gunstock club... Regards, Chris