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Glen A Cleeton
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 Posted: Sun 24 Jul, 2005 8:28 am Post subject: Armeria di Castel Sant' Angelo |
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As is usual, I was looking for one thing and found another. This page was a new one to me.
http://www.geocities.com/ulfberth/Angelo.htm
Graphic intensive, in a good way. Being a Geocities page, traffic may be limited but it is well worth the visit. There is a very interesting combination weapon amongst the many swords.
Something for everyone. I apologize if this has been posted before but it is noteworthy for those that haven't seen it.
Cheers
GC
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Russ Thomas
Industry Professional
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Interesting site there Glen, I have never seen any of those pieces before ! Thanks for posting it.Unfortunately, only about half of the images showed  , but that cellata/ barbuta definately makes it worth it anyway !!  Oh , joy of joys.....I just luuuurveeeeee barbutas 
Many thanks...
Regards as ever,
Russ
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero !
http://www.living-history.no
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Glen A Cleeton
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Hi Russ,
I gave up trying to let the whole page load on a dial up connection. I think some images are loading faster than others. I'm going to check it out on a broadband connection at some point. There is a lot of armour to be seen.
I was looking for a specific 16th century piece and this site turned up in the search results. Of course, there is a great article here at myArmoury as well that answered part of my question. What I'm looking for is related to a post at Net Sword looking for info on some effigial swords.
Cheers
GC
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This is a standard topic