Dating Earliest Barrels: the Importance of the Position of the Touch Hole

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Dating Earliest Barrels: the Importance of the Position of the Touch Hole

14th February 2018, 02:26 PM

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Paddy T.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fernando

I once paged a little book called Prestige de l'armurerie portugaise. La part de Liege and, there it was, in page 42, a hand cannon quoted as having been found on the Aljubarrota battle field.
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Do you also know an other book where the Aljubarrota barrel(s) have been published?

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