Музейное.

Guns from the Museo Militar Colombiano, Bogota.

Австро-Венгерская униформа 1914-1918гг.

Uniform of a Russian Artillery Officer from the First World War on display at the Imperial War Museum in London

During the First World War Russia had a huge amount of manpower to draw upon but had a very poor infrastructure and industry. The Tsars had been reluctant to build these as it was thought it would encourage rebellion amongst the lower classes.

Because of this, compared to the other empires of the time, Russia had much fewer artillery and machine gun units.

The colourful trousers are a remnant of the 19th century as many Imperial Russian regiments fought against the modernisation of their uniforms.

 The captured eagles of Waterloo

 Museum reconstruction of Roman Armor. (музейная реконструкция римских доспехов.)

Ошейник раба, Римская империя. Ancient Roman slave collar, 4th century B.C.

Надгробный камень римского солдата. Tombstone of ancient Roman soldier Gaius Mansuetius Tertius who was a veteran of the Legio XXII Primigenia, c. 39-200 CE. It was found in Lyon in 1886.

Corinthian helmet from the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) found with the warrior’s skull inside.

Ancient Greek aspis shield, muscle cuirass, Corinthian helmet, dory spear and kopis sword.

Viking sword with golden pommel, Denmark, c.10th century AD

 Death mask of Isaac Newton (1642-1727) – cause of death: kidney stone; aged 84. (посмертная маска Исаака Ньютона)

 Yasumitsu Osafune from Bizen, Sword (katana: steel, gilt metal, rayskin, wood), Japan 1413. Surrendered by Field Marshal Terauchi, Supreme Commander of the Japanese Expeditionary Forces, to Field Marshal Lord Mountbatten in 1945

 The Extant Uniform of George Washington. Worn By Him 1789 Onwards.

Ulysses S. Grant/Schuyler Colfax 1868 presidential campaign flag.

Uniform coat of a member of the St. Louis Grays, a pre-Civil War militia company in St. Louis, Missouri, c. 1858-1865.

Головной убор пожарного. Painted felt top hat worn by fireman James G. Barry of Washington Fire Company No. 3, c. 1833.

Красный пиратский флаг с черепом и костями. Поднятие данного флага обозначало, что на корабле будут убиты все, в плен никого не брали.

A red Jolly Roger flag from ca. 1780 – the red background meant that she ship flying the flag would take no prisoners if their opponents put up a fight. This was designed to intimidate ships into immediately surrendering to the pirate ship

 The oldest known globe to depict the Americas, made on the lower halves of two ostrich eggs. Made in 1504

 Nestorian Christian Cross emblazoned with Swastika, dated 13th century and found in Inner Mongolia, Northwest China. The encircling bird motif may represent the soul.

“Potty Dollar” - An 1877 U.S. Trade Dollar with modified carved Lady Liberty on a toilet, circa 1890s

p.s. Разрыв шаблона... Supermen of America member ring (1940)