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My Time is Yours
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God, Family, Country.

 
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My Time is Yours
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I'm sorry I couldn't embed the videos.


God, Family, Country.

 
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Still finding my way
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Here ya go! Smile



 
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Not really from Vienna
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That Sultan might have been related to Liberace
 
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The craftwork put into the singing birds gun is astounding.

That sultan rifle is gawdy as hell.
Give me the gems and a Mosin, and I can have my youngest niece “Bedazzle” something similar Big Grin



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One of the greatest thrills of my life was a visit in 1966 to the Grünes Gewölbe, the Green Vault of the Art Museum of Dresden, at that time East Germany. The treasures there are mind-blowing, exquisite works of craftsmanship, along the lines of the bird pistols. I recall a medieval battle depicted in a spherical wooden carving the size of a golf ball. If you ever get the chance, you must visit this marvelous place. It was under construction when I returned in 1990, so will have to try again in a few years. Amazing what craftsmen were able to accomplish with strictly mechanical technology.


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Beautiful and masterful craftsmanship. Opening the tailstock of the Sultan's rifle reminds me very much of a Faberge Egg.



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