http://www.io.com/~therion1/armor.html
Therion's armor and weapons page
Everybody's got to have a hobby other than seeking information-overload
via the internet. Well, I've found a way to incorporate both my net addiction
and my fascination with armor and weapons. This web page is a start - it's
based on a random collection of arms and armor photos that I found deep
in a K-12 gopher. I did the descriptions out of memory, so if you notice
any errors in nomenclature, drop me a letter and I'll fix it.
Click on the thumbnail picture or on the description to see
the full version.
Note: This page was created for a project in December, 1994,
and hasn't been updated since.
people have waited patently for these images to load since 11/28/95
European arms and armor
Japanese arms and armor
Indo-Persian arms and armor
Katars - Indian
punch daggers for piercing mail (89K)
Two Indian assassin's
daggers (70K)
Various Indian
daggers (97K)
Indian and Arabic
daggers (82K)
A rather unusual
Indian dagger (24K)
Indian and Persian
maces (80K)
Indian and Persian
maces (162K)
Anklys - Indian
elephant goads (73K)
Madus - Indian
parrying shields (69K)
Indian cavalry
swords (90K)
Kindjals - Persian/Russian
long daggers (169K)
Patas - Indian
sword-gloves (97K)
Trident spearheads
- Indian (86K)
Malaysian arms and armor
Kriss - Indonesian
fighting knives (143K)
One particularly
nice kriss (25K)
Polynesian shark-toothed
weapons (165K)
Polynesian war and
fishing spears (169K)
Miscellaneous arms and armor
Chinese hook swords
- primarily parrying weapons (67K)
Turkish (?) polearm
(21K)
African throwing
knives (71K)
Here's a really cool link - it goes to a hypertext copy of
George Silver's classic "Paradoxes
of Defense" , a how-to manual of swordsmanship written in 1599.
therion1@io.com ..... last modified: 5/20/96
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