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Português: Arcabuz, espingarda, cavalete e boca de fogo montada. 1496. Representação de arcabuz e espingarda já com os mecanismos montados numa chapa de ferro (primeiros fechos de mecha) aplicada na coronha das armas portáteis e que marcam o início de todo um processo evolutivo. Estão representados conjuntamente um molde para fundir balas e um cavalete de apoio para o arcabuz. Em baixo, uma boca de fogo de bronze e órgão, conjunto de bocas de fogo múltiplo, montados em reparo com rodas de raios e flechas. |
| Date | circa 1496 |
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| Author | Philipp Mönch |
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This media is part of the Arquipelagos Image Bank colletion, as a result of a GLAM partnership. The Arquipelagos Image Bank is coordinated by professor Rui Carita, Professor Emeritus of Universidade da Madeira, supporting for History and Art university classes and research on related subjects. Image descriptions imported from the Image Bank are licensed by Prof. Rui Carita under CC-BY-SA 4.0.
Attribution in English: Public domain / Arquipelagos Collection Attribution in Portuguese: Domínio público / Arquipelagos |
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