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May, 8th, 2024
Our new catalogue is online and available as a free PDF download under the heading publications!
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22.02.2024
Our new catalogue is online and available as a free PDF download under publications!
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22.07.2020
We published our first video on youtube. Stay up to date and follow our channel. Don`t miss our films on single objects, background information and exhibitions!
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5.9.2019
We do highly recommend the special exhibition Störtebeker and Company of the
European Hansemuseum to you. It is a great honor for us to support the museum with
a loan of our 15th century breech-loading swivel gun. The exhibition deals with the phenomenon of piracy the hanseatic league faced in the North and Baltic sea
between the 14th and 16th century. It will last from September 29th 2019 to April 19th 2020.
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15.02.2016
We are going to exhibit at the London Park Lane Arms Fair on February 28th. For details please follow the preceding link.
It will be a pleasure for us meeting you there, showing you a selection of our assortment and socialise!
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29.07.2014
Recently we were able to uncover the drawing of a 24 pounder cannon, signed by Albert Benningk in 1691. It was designed for
the elector of Brandenburg. Benningk belonged to the best gun founders of his day and produced also the famous Pallas-Athene, a 24 pounder too, still
existing in the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin. The present drawing is a highly important find that will contribute to shed further light on the Oevre
of Benningk and on the history of the courtly artillery of the electors of Brandenburg.
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19.03.2014
For your pleasant anticipation: Soon we are going to present an important Nuremburg burgonet helmet, circa 1570. Currently careful conservational measures and indepth research are going on.
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25.01.2013
Coming soon: Important model cannon, Netherlands, dated 1671
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10.05.2012
Believed to be missing this helmet for the joust was identified in a Berlin art collection after more than 70 years
more...
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15.02.2012
Savoyard helmet from the collection Rutherfurd Stuyvesant rediscovered.
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