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Old 5th July 2008, 07:07 PM   #1
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im assuming the books by anthony tirri would be a better reference on islamic/balkan/caucasian edged weapons than this one then.




i just found a copy of "weaponry of the past" on ebay for 200 bucks, but on hearing that its mostly focused on gunsmithing/muskets/arquebuses, i dont think id like to shell out that much for it, even if it is one of those "you'll only find this once a year or longer on ebay" things......
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Old 5th July 2008, 08:10 PM   #2
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If you are only interested in the edged weapons, then you do not really need the "Weaponry of the Past" book.
I do not have Tirri's book, so I cannot comment on it, but the best book I have seen on Ottoman arms is Astvatsaturian's "Турецкое Оружие". Unfortunately, so far it is only in Russian, same as her excellent book on Caucasian arms.
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