1530-50 wheel-lock pistols originally belonging to the Emperor Charles

Marc · 11th November 2008, 08:37 AM

I'm glad you liked it and that the transaction with the shop went well. Yes, I should have mentioned the book is like a brick, I'm sorry...

celtan · 20th November 2008, 01:22 AM

Hi Guys,

I'm sorry I missed this repartee, I found it accidentally while looking for illustrations of a thundermug, for a class I'm giving on flintlock history and use.

I do have some books dealing with the Spanish Weaponry, such as the "El Museo del Ejercito" and the "Armeria del Palacio Real de Madrid".

Should you need any illustration from those, let me know and I'll scan same.

Sadly Mike, I live in the US. I haven't been to the Real Armeria since I was 12 yo...

Best

M

BTW: Saw the catalog a couple days ago at a local book show, it goes locally for $250.00, but it's all about private pieces, and doesn't go into military weaponry at all.

11th November 2008, 08:37 AM	#1
Marc Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Madrid / Barcelona Posts: 256	I'm glad you liked it and that the transaction with the shop went well. Yes, I should have mentioned the book is like a brick, I'm sorry...

20th November 2008, 01:22 AM	#2
celtan Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: PR, USA Posts: 679	Hi Guys, I'm sorry I missed this repartee, I found it accidentally while looking for illustrations of a thundermug, for a class I'm giving on flintlock history and use. I do have some books dealing with the Spanish Weaponry, such as the "El Museo del Ejercito" and the "Armeria del Palacio Real de Madrid". Should you need any illustration from those, let me know and I'll scan same. Sadly Mike, I live in the US. I haven't been to the Real Armeria since I was 12 yo... Best M BTW: Saw the catalog a couple days ago at a local book show, it goes locally for $250.00, but it's all about private pieces, and doesn't go into military weaponry at all.