Re: The oldest known handgun in existence, ca. 1400-10

Marcus den toom · 8th May 2014, 08:04 PM

And all things considered, my crusade of 10 hours by train was far (!) better than King Arthur his venture in Monthy python and the holy grail. Sadly i did not encounter any stereotypical French soldiers or three headed knights, other than that it was A journey well worth taking, for at the end lies the holy grail of all collections and a great tour

That handgun had such an athmosphere around it, you just could see yourself back into the past when this rarity was still wet from the minium.

ps Michl, only 119 post and you are at 4000, another milestone

8th May 2014, 08:04 PM	#31
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 535	And all things considered, my crusade of 10 hours by train was far (!) better than King Arthur his venture in Monthy python and the holy grail. Sadly i did not encounter any stereotypical French soldiers or three headed knights, other than that it was A journey well worth taking, for at the end lies the holy grail of all collections and a great tour That handgun had such an athmosphere around it, you just could see yourself back into the past when this rarity was still wet from the minium. ps Michl, only 119 post and you are at 4000, another milestone