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life nearly 20 years ago. Beyond Norman's central authorial role, the detailed introduction by Howard
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The book's complicated history makes the materialisation of this work all the more impressive. Despite being aware of the progress of the project previously, I could never have been prepared for the experience of opening a package to find "new" work by a leading figure in the field who departed this
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until 2005, when Thomas Del Mar, the head of the company's arms and armour business, left to form Thomas Del Mar
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was the result of a private commission, through a grant by the museum. The work, approaching a collection largely comprising sixteenth-century German and North
Italian field armour, categorised the pieces by whole armours, half armours, helmets, parts armour, and horse armour. Described as an
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that had been published in 1904. The Laking work had included only the works he considered to be highlights of the collection, despite his assertion that "each item ... can stand the most severe scrutiny", and at 283 pages it was just over half the length of Eaves's later catalogue.
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from 1972 to 1996, the deaths of Norman in 1998 and
Blackmore in 1999 threatened completion of the project. In 2000 Eaves, then Keeper of Armour at the Royal Armouries, was asked to take on the task, both updating and extending Norman's work and also adding completely new entries.
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to "pick up that gauntlet marked 'peace'". "Er..." said Eaves, "well... I suppose by straining it to the breaking point you could relate gauntlets to hands and thence to offering the hand of peace, but I must say I've never heard of such a
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their sales programme as and when they require it," as one trade publication put it, "while allowing the specialists to develop their own businesses and client services."
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Eaves, Ian (September 1999). "The
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covered the event. "Many of the guests last night cast covetous eyes at the museum's collection, which is among the best in the world", the
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The Art of the Gun: European Firearms Masterpieces from the 17th to the 19th Centuries
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