This Royal Armouries Winter Lecture features Scot Hurst, Assistant Curator of Arms and Armour, discussing the fascinating mystery surrounding a Baselard, a type of Swiss short sword, that was rediscovered in the River Thames. The lecture delves into the research behind this historical artifact and its potential origins. The Royal Armouries encourages viewers to subscribe for more content on arms and armor, support their work through donations, and explore museum membership. They also invite questions from the audience.
This lecture from the Royal Armouries delves into the surprising history of Tiffany & Co. as a significant arms retailer. It explores the artistry and craftsmanship involved in decorating firearms, highlighting new discoveries and global inspirations. The presentation offers a unique perspective on the intersection of arms history and decorative arts, drawing from research for an upcoming exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This YouTube video features a winter lecture from the Royal Armouries focusing on the life and career of Captain William Dawson RN. The Royal Armouries, the United Kingdom's national collection of arms and armour, uses this lecture to delve into historical aspects of their collection. The description encourages viewers to subscribe for more content on arms and armour, highlights their website and social media channels, and invites questions about arms and armour from the audience. It emphasizes behind-the-scenes insights, combat demonstrations, jousting experiences, and interaction with their experts.
This video from the Royal Armouries focuses on the loan of Japanese armour to Lotherton Hall. While the Royal Armouries collection includes arms and armour, this particular lecture centers on a specific exhibit rather than a general overview of firearms. The description encourages engagement with questions about arms and armour and promotes the museum's social media channels.
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