doges palace armory Venice italy photos by katherine condya

Nov 12, 2021 1:24 AM

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Gawd I’d give both my balls to work with a collection like that.

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The title did me a confuse

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#20 Is that a revolver cannon?!

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puckle gun style but older likely a one off heres a video on a similar style gun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPC7KiYDshw

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My lord the engraving on #72 .... that's absurdly amazing.

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I don’t see a doge in any of these pictures

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if not a joke https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doge. if joke are you looking for the car or dogo? in reflections keep looking

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very sword, much stab

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wow

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#74 Was this breastplate painted or inlaid? Seems the pure engraving would be hard to see.

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this right? it was hand carved i have more intricate hand carved examples time/work was cheap

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Yeah, I'm curious if the engraving had color or other thing added to increase visibility? I'm thinking of how I've used crayons on grooves?

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https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/22741 usually gold or silver but not every armor is that of a kings this is probably cheaper

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