|
Weapons and Armor
Here you can have a look at some weapons, mostly Russian or weapons of Russia's
neighbours, allies and rivals.
 Damascus
Helmet ("The Jericho Hat"). 1621, Russia. (20KB)
Infantry
breatsplate and arm defences. 17th century, Russia. (21KB)
Sabre
and sheath. 17th century, Russia. (9KB)
Sabres
and sheath. Beg.19th century, Russia. (18KB)
Dagger
and sheath. 1805, Georgia. (7KB)
Sabre
and sheath. 1801, Russia. (21KB)
Cossack
shasqua. Russia. (8KB)
Scimitar.
Derived from the curved sword of the steppes of Russia. (8KB)
Russian
Kindjal. Originated from Georgia, but was best known as a Cossack weapon. Perfect for a
close combat. (8KB)
Soviet
Naval Officer's Dagger. (14KB)
Misiurka(helmet
with chain mail). Late 16th century, Turkey. (23KB)
Luxurious
armor. 1582, Augsburg. (26KB)
Luxurious
armor. 1562-1564, Antwepen. (26KB)
Saadak
(case for the bow and quiver for arrows). 1673, Moscow (this item belonged to the tsar
Alexey Mikhailovich). (33KB)
Yataghan
knife in sheath. Yataghan knife in sheath. 1730; 1728, Turkey. (20KB)
Daggers
and sheaths. 1765; 1760s, Iran. (24KB)
Daggers
in sheath. 18th century, Turkey. (29KB)
Dirk.
18th century, Germany. Dirk. Early 18th century, West Europe. Dirk. Early 18th century,
West Europe. (16KB)
Knife
in sheath. Saber and sheath. Second half 18th century, Turkey. (29KB)
Knife
in sheath. 17-18th century, Central Asia. Broadsword in sheath. First half 17th century,
Iran (the broadsword belonged to voevoda Semen Volynsky). (24KB)
Helmet.
Mid-16th century, Iran. (19KB)
Luxurious
armor. 1620-1650, Dresden. (28KB)
Luxurious
armor. 1591, Augsburg. (28KB)
Cossack
items: pistols, bunchuk (symbol/sign of commander), pernach (ataman's mace). (34KB)
|
