16th Century Spanish Crossbow and Gaffe

Basilisk120 at 03h19
27
Apr
2011
16th Century Spanish Crossbow and Gaffe

Hey all,

I took some pictures of a 16th century Spanish Crossbow that was in a local museum. Thought I would share some pictures. Has some interesting features.




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