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Erhard Schön - Püchsenschüz (Haakbusschutter) - circa 1530 Alternative World, German Dress, Early Modern Period, Holy Roman Empire, Relief Printing, Medieval Times, Drawing Prints, 15th Century, 16th Century
Alternative World
German Dress
Early Modern Period
Holy Roman Empire
Relief Printing
Medieval Times
Drawing Prints
15th Century
16th Century
Collectie Boijmans Online - Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Erhard Schön - Püchsenschüz (Haakbusschutter) - circa 1530
an old illustration of a man in costume
1500s Clothing
Slashed Sleeves
German Clothing
Lucas Cranach
Armor Clothing
German Heritage
German History
Baroque Art
Ancient Art
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. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, 16th Century Art, Drawing Studies, Arm Armor, Warhammer Fantasy, Memento Mori
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
16th Century Art
Drawing Studies
Arm Armor
Warhammer Fantasy
Memento Mori
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a man dressed in an old time costume
German Larkin
Landsknecht Outfit
Lithuanian Soldier
Landsknecht Clothing
German Costume
Century Armor
Medieval Ages
Medieval Clothes
Landsknecht
Landsknecht with arquebus
"Büchsenmayster", c. 1530, Sebald Beham (1500-1550), Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen German Hats, 16th Century Clothing, Historical Warriors, Sca Garb, Historical Documents, Century Clothing, Military Art
German Hats
16th Century Clothing
Historical Warriors
Sca Garb
Historical Documents
Century Clothing
Military Art
Boijmans Collection Online - Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
"Büchsenmayster", c. 1530, Sebald Beham (1500-1550), Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
The arquebus was used against enemies who were often partially or fully protected by steel-plate armor. Good suits of plate would usually stop an arquebus ball at long range. It was a common practice to "proof" (test) armor by firing a pistol or arquebus at a new breastplate. However, at close range, it was possible to pierce even heavy cavalry armor. This led to changes in armor usage, such as the three-quarter plate, and finally the retirement of plate armor from most types of infantry. Heavy Cavalry, Plate Armor, About France, Historical Armor, Ancient Warfare, Wars Of The Roses, Historical Reenactment
Heavy Cavalry
Plate Armor
About France
Historical Armor
Ancient Warfare
Wars Of The Roses
Historical Reenactment
The arquebus was used against enemies who were often partially or fully protected by steel-plate armor. Good suits of plate would usually stop an arquebus ball at long range. It was a common practice to "proof" (test) armor by firing a pistol or arquebus at a new breastplate. However, at close range, it was possible to pierce even heavy cavalry armor. This led to changes in armor usage, such as the three-quarter plate, and finally the retirement of plate armor from most types of infantry.
. 15th Century Clothing, 15th Century Armor, Mens Garb, Medieval Reenactment, Medieval Garb, Medieval Life
15th Century Clothing
15th Century Armor
Mens Garb
Medieval Reenactment
Medieval Garb
Medieval Life
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an old metal door handle on a wooden door
Crossbow
Dark Ages
Classical Art
Armored Vehicles
Middle Ages
Arsenal
Eine Hakenbüchse aus Trebur - Tribur.de
Hackbut found near Treburg Church in Hesse, Germany. Probalby dating shortly before 1520, Length of 81 cm caliver 21 mm. Made of an alloy of 80% copper, 20% tin and ca. 0,5% zinc.
The oldest known handgun in existence, ca. 1400-10 Cool History, Adventure Quest, Chowder, Barrel, Old Things
Cool History
Adventure Quest
Chowder
Barrel
Old Things
Re: The oldest known handgun in existence, ca. 1400-10 - Page 2 - Ethnographic Arms & Armour
The oldest known handgun in existence, ca. 1400-10
a wooden handle with metal straps on it
High Middle Ages
Gifts For Hubby
Survival Equipment
Gas Mask
14th Century
14th century handgonne
an old pair of scissors and some other tools
Stones Nails
Purple Glitter Nails
Stone Nail Art
Marble Nail Designs
Springfield Missouri
Nail Art Galleries
Pink Marble
Black Stone
Home of the NRA Gun Collection
Medieval Hand Cannon - This European “hand cannon” dates around 1350. They are the earliest known hand-held firearms. The gun tube was attached to a pole and held by the user, while he or an assistant applied a slow match to the touch hole to ignite the black powder propellant charge. Lacking standard ammunition, hand cannons were typically loaded with stones, nails, or other suitable projectiles. Hand cannons were inexpensive to manufacture, but not accurate to fire.
an old wooden baseball bat on a black background
Vlad The Impaler
Fantasy Novel
Medieval Fantasy
Handgonne from "Skånebokens fond". Length 1226 mm / 500 mm, caliber 45 mm, weight 7.435 g. Carlotta – ett databassystem för museisamlingar KM 43044
three pieces of metal are hanging on the wall with numbers and bars attached to them
No. 2
Two arquebuses, type dated to the 15th century and owned by the Schützengilde (marksmen gilde) of Woldegk, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany est. 1514. No 1 length of 858 mm caliber 22 mm, weight of 5,65 kg. No 2 length 872 mm caliber 27 mm, weight of 8,5 kg. Both arquebuses were owned by the makrsmen guild since several hundred years and were still in use as salute guns in the 1930s.
an old book with writing on it sitting on a table next to a white wall
Berlin Museum
Berlin Germany
17th Century
Cast Iron
History
Fehler2
Handgonne. Casted iron. L 480 mm D 45 mm calibre 27 mm weight 2320 g. German ca 1450. W 87/15 Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin, Germany
Bern handgonne. Poor Country, English Longbow, Country England, Combat Arms, The Celts, Longbow, The Vikings, Military History
Poor Country
English Longbow
Country England
Combat Arms
The Celts
Longbow
The Vikings
Military History
Bern handgonne.