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Ron Luciano
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 Posted: Sun 07 Mar, 2004 12:20 pm Post subject: Mameluke Sabers For Naval Use |
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Mameluke Sabers For Naval Use
I have attached three photos of a British made mameluke saber circa 1800 with naval markings. Would appreciate any information you might have on Napoleonic mamelukes for naval use. I have Boarders Away by Gilkerson and British Naval Swords by Annis and May. Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Ron
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I have not tarried in long journeys over the surface of the sea, nor have I feared the threats of enemies or wild beasts, O strong leader, Maurice, go well good friend; I discern through such sweetness, the beauties of the country life, a safe return and nobility. Lift high the wine vessel. Such things are worthy of remembrance.
HMS ADVICE 1705
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Zach Stambaugh
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| Posted: Thu 01 Apr, 2004 11:05 pm Post subject: the pictures are dead |
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your pictures dont work.
It is better to be over careful a hundred times than dead once. --- Mark Twain (give or take a slight misquote)
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