- The
arquebus has at
times been
known as the harquebus, harkbus, hackbut,
hagbut, archibugio, haakbus, schiopo, sclopus, tüfenk, tofak, matchlock, and firelock...
- fowler; 2
Portuguese bases; 4
hagbuts a croke; 8
small hagbuts a croke; 1
broken sling; 1
broken port piece; 1
small broken hagbut; 40 bows. Lowestoft; 2 iron...
- pieces; 4 slings; a
quarter sling; 9
double bases and 4
single bases; and a
hagbut.
Handarms included 12 bills, 7
moorish pikes, and
three spears.
There were...
- have survived. He was
succeeded by
French smiths, who
began manufacturing hagbuts (another type of firearm) in the 1550s, and by 1541 the
castle had a stock...
-
sufficiently to speik, reid and
wryte Englische"
Prohibition from
carrying hagbuts or
pistols out of
their own houses, or
shooting at deer, hares, or fowls...
- the
reservoir in 1893
recovered two br**** guns,
referred to as "double
hagbuts", and
measuring around 1 m (3 ft) long with a bore of
around 25 millimetres...
-
great guns and six
falcons on
carriages with wheels,
thirty three bronze hagbut hand-guns and four iron culverins, with
ammunition and
powder and ramrods...
-
double bases; 54
shrimp bases; 114
privy bases; 2 robinets; and 73 br****
hagbuts. The guns were in four positions; the Old Man; High Boulogne; Base Boulogne;...
-
accosted by John
Gordon of
Ardlogy and a
party of men with
pistolets and
hagbuts. In the
early 17th
century Clan
Gordon had a
number of
alliances by marriage...
- was also in the
castle garrison, a
soldier armed with a
handgun called a "
hagbut". When one of King's party,
Alexander Stewart of Garleis,
challenged Grange...
