Legacies in Steel
Personalized and Historical German Military Edged Weapons 1800–1990
Hermann Hampe & Rick Dauzat
Legacies in Steel
Personalized and Historical German Military Edged Weapons 1800–1990
Hermann Hampe & Rick Dauzat
Hardback / gebonden
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Engels
€ 219,95
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Omschrijving
A sumptuous collection of nearly 100 German military edged weapons, predominantly swords and daggers, are displayed in close-up detail, together with information on what is known about their owners.
Hermann Hampe was born in Hannover, Germany in 1961. After completing his economics education he has been involved in real estate development. During his free time he researches and writes about a number of historical themes in the area of edged weapons. Hermann has a continuing interest in the historical and theoretical development of the edged weapons of the German Navy, specifically during the Imperial time period 1800-1918. He lives in Cannes and intends to pursue further research and publications in the historical development of the legendary Japanese Nihonto swords. Rick Dauzat is a retired oil and gas executive. His professional career spanned 34 years with his greatest expertise in petroleum exploration and production in Africa and North America. His passion for history and in particular, the exquisite edged weapons of Imperial Germany prior to 1919 spans over 25 years. He continues to actively research this vast topic with a focus on personalized weapons of historical importance. He currently lives in the USA where he also enjoys international travel, outdoor recreation, art, historical research and writing.
Hermann Hampe was born in Hannover, Germany in 1961. After completing his economics education he has been involved in real estate development. During his free time he researches and writes about a number of historical themes in the area of edged weapons. Hermann has a continuing interest in the historical and theoretical development of the edged weapons of the German Navy, specifically during the Imperial time period 1800-1918. He lives in Cannes and intends to pursue further research and publications in the historical development of the legendary Japanese Nihonto swords. Rick Dauzat is a retired oil and gas executive. His professional career spanned 34 years with his greatest expertise in petroleum exploration and production in Africa and North America. His passion for history and in particular, the exquisite edged weapons of Imperial Germany prior to 1919 spans over 25 years. He continues to actively research this vast topic with a focus on personalized weapons of historical importance. He currently lives in the USA where he also enjoys international travel, outdoor recreation, art, historical research and writing.