Caucasian Weapons - Private Georgian Weapon Museum
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
- Hello folks! I have long wanted to visit the private museum of cold weapons of the Caucasus and not only. It is located in the old historical part of the city. This museum was created by the hands of one person and it is not big, but very impressive. There are various blades, ancient Caucasian daggers, swords, axes and many other interesting things!
How to get to this museum in Tbilisi, here is the map bit.ly/3GAcHO9
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We have to remember our nations history whatever nation we call home. We can't learn how to move forward if we don't.
You're right, 100%
which nation u belongs?
Популизация истории и культуры своего народа - это уже дорогово стоит. Спасибо
Sposibo vam ochen storaius shtob muzei bil interesnim
Great little museum, Chokha is a lovely guy as well, and very knowledgable
Thank you so much for the tour. I've noticed that Caucasian daggers are like the Roman gladius. Also, I noticed the similarity of Georgian muskets and those made in Philadelphia in Colonial America.
Hym... The collection of weapons from many centuries. Long, long history of fearless warriors stands behind all of this, as I suppose...
Great collection and thanks for sharing with us and enjoy watching it and so relaxing 👍
Thank you mate ^_^
Спасибо Вам Алекс за ролик!!!
Шикарнейшая коллекция - по-доброму и по-хорошему слюной зашёлся, ОЧЕНЬ КРУТО!!!
Из минусов, на мой никого неинтересующий взгляд, только один - сколько ж надо потратить времени, чтобы со всех экспонатов пыль вытереть - для эстетичности и сохранности в витрины бы всю эту красотищу оформить!!!
Владельцу коллекции - несомненный респект!!!, жаль, что у нас в стране при нынешнем диктаторе, можно получить за такое срок, но надеюсь скоро всё изменится...
Спасибо за внимание и интерес!
Красота. Всегда нравились разные камы, бебуты и прочее...
What a really cool collection. Thanks for sharing it with us
Welcome, thank you for attention!
That was very interesting, thanks for showing us. Congratulations to the man who collected and displayed all that wonderful material. Very impressive.
ძალიან საინტერესო იყო, მადლობა რომ გვაჩვენე. ვულოცავ იმ კაცს, რომელმაც შეაგროვა და აჩვენა მთელი ეს შესანიშნავი მასალა. Ძალიან შთამბეჭდავი.
dzalian saint’ereso iq’o, madloba rom gvachvene. vulotsav im k’atss, romelmats sheagrova da achvena mteli es shesanishnavi masala. Ძalian shtambech’davi.
Thank you so much! გაიხარე ^_^
Another fantastic video Roadrunner I love all the history the amazing arms that you show us on your channel my friend take care see you again soon my friend 👍👍👍😊😊😊♥️
Thank you so much for your attention and interest! I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you for sharing the history with us. Cheers
Thank you for interest and attetnion ^_^
a magnificent museum, although I have not seen a single steel from Toledo🙂, en general comparto tu gusto por las armas clásicas, en especial navajas, y me encanta lo que haces. Saludos desde Mallorca -Spain
lookin' good, great tour, keep safe..
Thank you so much! It's so interesting. Love your content 👍❤
Thank you!
This short video gives me such a new appreciation of why you choose to finish your blades and scabbards the way you do. I'm not going to lie, I have a "Western" point of view. Seeing why you make the choices do, really broadens my perspective, and I'm here for all of that.
love how you're sharing more of your culture with us now! And I'd love to see you attempt a metal scabbard one of these days - can't be much more difficult than wood & leather, right? ;) lol
Metal scabbards are more suitable for rapiers, maybe swords and a slightly different style of cold weapons.
That is one stunning collection. I would say that it qualifies as a National Treasure.
Half of those swords and daggers are new and fantays, only kindjals are old 19 st.
@@Mpantiques Agreed. You are most probably correct on that point. 👍
Дуже цікавий музей. Частину фігурок упізнав, грався такими вдитинстві. Вражають зібрані набори історичних обладунків. Традиційні кавказькі ножі дуже схожі на римські гладіуси 😁
Привіт! Так, У мене теж було багато солдатиків Різні, зараз пара штук залишилося))
thanks, that was interesting, the shape and design of many of those blades clearly has influences from Europe and Asia, some of it very old, Greek, Roman and Byzantine is evident in a few of them along with Ottoman influences and Arabic as well, very cool. made me read up on some of the history of Georgia and now can understand why these have evolved how they have, are the old buildings etc in the cities of similar influeences?
Hello, yes of course. To this day, even in the Georgian language there are Arabic words)
very cool thank you for sharing
Спасибо за экскурсию 👍
Спасибо!
Неожиданно. Обалденный ролик ,поход по музею. Лайк. Продолжение будет?
Привет, спасибо. Возможно)
What an awesome journey. Thanks.
Thank you!!
интересный музей и много интнресных предметов👍👍👍
Agradecido desde ya por la experiencia turística y cultural.👍😀
Love these videos.
Thank you!
Very interesting video 👍 Friend...
Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪🖐️
Thank you so much Zou! ^_^
Да там не только холодное но горячего присутствие есть ! Отлично !!!
Da umenia v muzee iest kremnevie i kapsulnie rujiai pistoleti no ne kaznozariadnoe ognestrelnoe .
I hope your visit to this amazing place. Was as amazing for you as it was for me.. Thankyou..
Thank you for interest! ^_^
Super.😊
A great video !
Thank you!
very cool
წარმატებები davit nasaridze, მშვენიერი მუზუმია... საქართველოს დიდი ისტორია აქვს და ზუსტად მისი ბედის 90% დაკავშირებულია ცივ იარაღთან... მადლობა დავით რომ ამ ისტორიის ნაწილს უნახავთ ქართველ შთამომავლობას და მადლობარომ თან ასწავლით თუ როგორუდა მოეპყრონ ცივ იარაღებს.
That is an amazing collection! I noticed that there were copies in there (the bronze age sword and arrow heads) but I am curious how old the oldest authentic piece in there is.
4:13, the sword in the middle with the animal head, coolest blade in the museum, IMO.
Great video!
There are very old items there, in my opinion 17th century and maybe older things. I find it difficult to answer exactly)
This is awesome I'd like to have one of those daggers
Thank you!
Waw banyak banget koleksi pedang jaman kuno, keren sahabat, salam sukses dan salam sejahtera selalu 🙏
Terima kasih atas perhatian Anda!
Very Cool.❤
MY MUSEUM HAS BEEN PACKED UP FOR SIX YRS,,,I MISS SEEING IT
Cool 😎😎😎👍👍👍
4:25 Indian Talwar, Suryvanshi Handle And Tiger Handle, I Got One " |
Awesome
Thank you!
Cool always 😎
hey man i appreciate these. if you could restore something like those bad ass swords at 3:35 that'd be really cool
Hi, thanks for your attention. That would be great, but it's a museum))
@@ScrewsAndTools Yea, cant go stealing museum pieces. or can you......
The broad straight blades with the small bone/wood handles at 3:40 are really beautiful. Are those traditionally Georgian I wonder.
If you are talking about the Caucasian dagger, then yes. Watch my videos on the restoration of Caucasian daggers, you will be interested
Estás armas são relíquias 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Impressive
I had MANY of those exact same toy soldiers and related military equipment when I was a kid, and that was a lonnnnng time ago. (US)
Through the prayers of St. Nino and St. Gabriel Urgebadze, may Georgia remain a beacon of light in a darkening world!
Thank you!!
At the start what was in the top of the white jacket? The 7 black things on each side of the jacket?? Here is a very challenging project idea for you. Get one of those barrels and make a stock for one. Can't do much worst than some of those you showed on the early rifles
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
It's a cylinder is a paper cylinder for storing a charge for an old rifle: that is, a ready-made tube with a bullet and the right amount of gunpowder. This was relevant until a new bullet with a cartridge case came. But this element remained on the Georgian national dress and other Caucasian peoples.
@@ScrewsAndTools Thanks for the answer!!
Me gusta buena colección
Hi. I love your channel. Maybe you can craft a bow by yourself in the future or restor an old firearm. i would love to see it. Greetz from Germany. Have a nice Weekend.
Thank you for attetnion! ^_^
Are any of the daggers, that you restore, for sale?
Contact me via instargram or facebook
Хороший музей! Я надеюсь у Вас есть свой маленький музей, который мы когда нибудь увидим?
Привет с солнечного Норильска..
Благодарю за внимание) ну рано пока говорить про музей, но стараюсь))
Как здорово, что есть такие хранители истории!спасибо за экскурсию!
Спасибо за интерес!
1:34 The American flag pictured is actually the 38 star flag.......it doesnt belong in the Civil War area because it was a flag from 1877-1890, not during the civil war.
It has 38 stars because those stars represent states in the union. At the start of the Civil War, there were only 34 states, so the flag would not have contained 38 stars.
Just pointing it out. As an American, I was shocked to see that included in the display, and it gave me a chance to learn something, I had never seen that flag before.
Thank you for attetnion and information. Now I will know it
Beware the fakes. I bought a Qama in an Afghan import store for $150. Two rivets in the handle, it looked like a full tang. However, the first time I tried it out on a hay bale, the blade came off. There was no tang at all, just a half inch bit of metal glued into the handle. Obviously manufactured as a souvenir for the tourist trade.
I❤ Giorgia from 🇺🇸
Thank you! ^_^
can you provide me with the exact location? im also in Tbilisi
Hello! Yes sure. Abanos str. 13 and this is location www.google.com/maps/place/%E1%83%90%E1%83%99%E1%83%A0%E1%83%90.%E1%83%9B%E1%83%A3%E1%83%96%E1%83%94%E1%83%A3%E1%83%9B%E1%83%98.%E1%83%A6%E1%83%95%E1%83%98%E1%83%9C%E1%83%98%E1%83%A1+%E1%83%91%E1%83%90%E1%83%A0%E1%83%98,+11+Abano+St,+Tbilisi/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x40440d84c2089717:0x54ed32bc3eec0e0c?entry=gps&g_ep=CAESCTExLjU2LjUwNBgAIIgnKgA%3D
@@ScrewsAndTools thanks! do you by any chance take disciples ? All the Georgian smiths and such are very stingy with their craft 🤣
@@Palwind hahah)))
Tell the owner of the museum that if he displays his horseshoes with the open side down, all the luck falls out... Where I live, horseshoes are good luck symbols & must always be displayed with the open side up to keep the luck there. 🙂🤞
Hi, thanks for your attention. This is the whole interest, for example, we believe that the horseshoe should be down.
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Thanks for that, it was really interesting. Is there an islamic influence in Georgian weapons ? Some of those helmets and one of the swords, a Talwar ? reminded me of them, or is it just that it's a private collection so they snook in 😉. Tbilisi looks really nice by the way.
Hi! I don't rule it out, because a lot of things were mixed up in the Middle Ages. For example, there are still some words in the Georgian language that are of Arabic origin. Thank you, yes Tbilisi is beautiful, it still has that old flavor. Although new buildings in the city spoil everything
А откуда в музее махайра(3:30 самая левая, 4:30)? И как она оказалась на Кавказе? Сколько кстати вход в музей стоит?
Ну человек который создал этот музей, сам все купил и нашел. Вот вчера к примеру с одной из распродаж в Германии были грузинские кинжалы и шашки кавказские произведенные в Тифлисе в начале 19 века. Люди покупают, перевозят, завозят. Обычное дело в наше время. А вход в музей Бесплатный, а сколько уж оставить это зависит от вашего желания.
@@ScrewsAndTools благодарю за ответ. Вот карамультуки (5:45, не знаю как по-грузинский) впечатление произвели👌👍
Oni naideni na tsritorii gruzii pri arxeologicheskix raskopkax v muzee i replika iest i ostatok ot maxeiri
Is that the same Caucasian broadsword blade at 3:41 that's in your newest video? If not it looks practically identical 😮
Those katana at 6:48 are not authentic. I don't know why they'd be in a museum.
Вооо. А почему бы Вам не объединиться с Владельцем Музея с целью поиска интересных фактов / истории оружия?
В дополнение к той теме, что я предлагал ранее в комментах.
Ia podumaiu obetom sposibo
მადლობა რომ ესტუმრე ჩემ პატარაქართული იარაღის მუზეუმს
პირიქით მადლობა დავით, რომ შექმენით ეგეთი საინტერესო და ისტორიული გარემო, და ხალხს გაუჩნდა საშუალება შეეხოს ისტორიას.
მემგონი უმეტესობას ძალიან მოეწონა კომენტარებით თუ ვიმსჯელებთ თუ ესე მოეწონათ შესაძლებელია ჩავწეროთ და ავხსნათ რა რისთვისარის
@@DavidNasaridzeChokha კი ვნახოთ აბა ერთ ორ დღეში კიდე რა იქნება. ახლა არის 384 ლაიკი და 11 დიზლაიკი)
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იხარე მარად ჩემო მრავალნატანჯო სამშობლო!💛
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На манекене твоя работа в начале ролика?
что за город?
Тбилиси
How many of the more "beat up" pieces would you like to get your hands on to restore? 😁
Oh, I was thinking about it and I drooled)))
I hope you bought the shield
How can I buy it if it's a private museum?)
@@ScrewsAndTools I misread the title I thought it was the flea market again 😆
@@fnafplayer6447 No problem))))
What did you say at the end I couldn't understand what you said. Something about "American something" Sorry I just couldn't understand what was said
Good evening, sorry if I don't answer right away. But I will answer for sure. I said at the end of the video that if you are in Tbilisi, you should definitely visit this amazing and interesting place. Stay in touch and bye.
@@ScrewsAndTools No problem and thanks
@@oneshotme Always welcome sir.
Сборная солянка какая-то ) римский гладиус, фальката, испанский кинжал
Vi tolko eto tam uvideli ? A vgruzi i oni i drugie imperii kotorix uje net Gruzia iest .za salianku sposibo nadeius uvas takix mnogo doma kstati eto malenkaia chast moei koleqci )
There are some Indian swords among them. Talwar or Tulwar .
Beep Beep.
Thank you!
اهاا
Это не музей, это склад.
Looks very Turkish.
Современные подделки
კავკასიური ❌️
ქართული ✅️
Это все хорошо и даже прекрасно! Но многие экспонаты нуждаются в реставрации! В остальном ЛЮКС!!!