CROSSBOWS AND MUSKETS

From my visit with Max to the Palace Armoury in Valletta. So different from the hand weapons of today.
Many thanks for your views, comments, and fav’s. They are very much appreciated.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Certainly in the boy's domain but very interesting for all !

[Shanne]

fascinating - although we have crossbows still in use for various reasons, not just reenactments

[Diana]

Such interesting armoury, Max must have been delighted. Lovely shots.

[Babs]

Different weapons but just as lethal

[Margaret Pengelly]

You have captured the details so well given the setting for this photo. Very interesting armoury.

[Chris H]

Well captured.

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great looking display.

[gloria jones]

Neat capture of the exquisite crossbows and muskets

[Sue Cooper]

A lovely thing to do with Max.

[Casablanca]

Lethal things, but shorter range than modern weaponry. Battle was more personal back then!

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely capture deadly but very interesting

[Jacqueline]

Max loved this i think, great collage.

[carol white]

Very interesting for Max to see

[Sharon Lee]

Nice look at them

[Carole Sandford]

Very interesting.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot. ( but not my kind of toy`s )

[Phil Howcroft]

they look rather dangerous and lethal dione !!!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

They seem so artistic it's hard to imagine they were used to kill intruders!

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

They look like they could hurt you badly nicely taken fav:)

[Rick Schies]

That would be an interesting visit.

[Harry J Benson]

good diptych

[Fisher Family]

A super pair of shots of these interesting weapons.

Ian