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80
97
66
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74
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86
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141
135
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68
146
332
62
76
83
354
139
77
103
137
142
147
140
63
117
94
125
69
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92
71
67
78
145
136
128
111
131
343
75
110
106
89
132
88
108
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118
87
322
119
100
126
95
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133
79
382
113
127
85
91
72
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121
65
84
228
229
73
314
315
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81
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101
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138
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93
385
112
Axe-pistol (1930.73.5)
The ambitious King Ahmad Shah (1747–1772) consolidated various territories to establish the Durrani Empire (modern Afghanistan and Pakistan). In his bid to subdue India in 1757, his soldiers may have used weapons like this: a combined axe and rudimentary matchlock pistol, all made of steel. The pan and its sliding cover are visible and it was probably lit with a hand-match. The chain may have held this match or a pricker with which to clean the touch-hole.