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a man in armor riding on the back of a horse
Tibetan cavalry armor, 18th to 19th century, possible Bhutanese and Nepalese elements, iron, gold, copper alloy, wood, leather, and textile, assembled based on photographs taken in the 1930s and 1940s in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa during the Great Prayer Festival. The photographs showed troops of ceremonial armored cavalry, who wore a standardized set of equipment as stipulated by the central government of Tibet probably from the mid-seventeenth or eighteenth century onward. Met museum.
a helmet made out of duct tape with a knife sticking out of it's side
an elaborately decorated helmet with arabic writing on the front and side, is shown
‘Anatolia: Home of Eternity' brings Turkish culture to Brussels
three silver and gold vases sitting next to each other
Three Ceremonial Arrowheads | Bohemian, probably Prague | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Three Ceremonial Arrowheads, Steel, copper alloy, Bohemian, probably Prague
an old hat with a gold handle and red material on it's back side
Janissary Headgear "Bork"
Janissary Börk made of felt, gold embroidery and gilded brass, dated ca 1550.
an old book with two swords in it
Kuburluk, Ottoman holster - Ethnographic Arms & Armour
Ottoman matchlock, 17th to early 18th century, Museum Hessen Kassel. This type of Ottoman firearm was used by the Janissaries and only a few survive in Turkey as they were captured during various wars or converted to flintlocks.
Ottoman matchlock, 17th to early 18th century, Museum Hessen Kassel. This type of Ottoman firearm was used by the Janissaries and only a few survive in Turkey as they were captured during various wars or converted to flintlocks.
Ottoman matchlock, 17th to early 18th century, Museum Hessen Kassel. This type of Ottoman firearm was used by the Janissaries and only a few survive in Turkey as they were captured during various wars or converted to flintlocks.
Ottoman matchlock, 17th to early 18th century, Museum Hessen Kassel. This type of Ottoman firearm was used by the Janissaries and only a few survive in Turkey as they were captured during various wars or converted to flintlocks.
Caucasian / Circassian flintlock musket, hardwood stock with horn butt and inlaid staghorn details, forearm cap of horn, and massive miquelet lock and button trigger. Three silver bands retain the fine barrel, an exceptional example of pattern-welded damascus steel inlaid with gold at breach and muzzle in Gordian Knot motifs and struck with a gold signature reading, Work of Muhammad Saneh (?) Retains its original ramrod with profiled finial. Late 18th-early 19th century. Overall length 134 cm.
Caucasian / Circassian flintlock musket, hardwood stock with horn butt and inlaid staghorn details, forearm cap of horn, and massive miquelet lock and button trigger. Three silver bands retain the fine barrel, an exceptional example of pattern-welded damascus steel inlaid with gold at breach and muzzle in Gordian Knot motifs and struck with a gold signature reading, Work of Muhammad Saneh (?) Retains its original ramrod with profiled finial. Late 18th-early 19th century. Overall length 134 cm.
a wooden object with a hat on top of it
Janissary cap, the second half of the 17th century. Museum of Karlsruhe (Karlsruhe Müzesi), Baden Germany.
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