Massive Spanish Naval Flintlock Blunderbuss Swivel Gun for comment

Fernando K · 3rd May 2019, 09:29 PM

Hello

Assuming that the initials are PM, in the "Dizionario delle armi", edited by Mondadori, register two entries for PM:

P. M. "Acronym of Munich Peter"

P. M. "acronym of Meitinger Paul"

and going to the entrances:

Munich, Peter and Fiedrich German gunsmiths, of Soingen perhaps relatives both, who worked in the beginning / half of the six hundred, also Denmark. They were very dear.

Meitinger Paul. Armorer who worked in Innbrusch, in the second half of the Cinquecientos

Affectionately

3rd May 2019, 09:29 PM	#12
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 671	Hello Assuming that the initials are PM, in the "Dizionario delle armi", edited by Mondadori, register two entries for PM: P. M. "Acronym of Munich Peter" P. M. "acronym of Meitinger Paul" and going to the entrances: Munich, Peter and Fiedrich German gunsmiths, of Soingen perhaps relatives both, who worked in the beginning / half of the six hundred, also Denmark. They were very dear. Meitinger Paul. Armorer who worked in Innbrusch, in the second half of the Cinquecientos Affectionately