That might depend on the condition of the firing mechanism say for instance the firing pin is clipped and the chamber plugged properly it might be considered deactivated
They were sold widely as were pistols, for defence. It was a legal right to carry them up to 1953. They were never intended for assassins. He needs to learn his history.
Unsinn , solche Stöcke hat es überall in Europa und sicher auch Nord - und Südamerika gegeben, da ein Spazierstock bis in die 1930er Jahre ein verbreitetes Herrenutensil waren. Nonsens! Such canes existed everywhere in Europe and the Americas, in the time up to 1930s a cane was a popular gentlemans acessory.
Firstly, to what are your referring, when you mention *it?* We saw four canes and one ring, so try being specific. Secondly, whatever *it* was is part of a collection and not something that cost a week's pocket money, unless you are the offspring of someone disgustingly rich. Collectors collect. To break up a collection can be extremely costly. Doubtless,*it* was collected and any similar can only be had from Phill and other collectors like him, a dealer or an auction house. These are antiques, not some mass produced trinket from a third world country.
i carry a sword cane with me every day , 2 companies i use are cold steel and night watchman . with the us becoming crazy with the blm stuff , i have more in my edc than police have . i have a spine injury and can not get away quickly so i am armed .
Assasins canes? Pure nonsens! In the 1800s and up to 1920s/ 1930s a cane was a popular thing. In my youth in the 70s you still could See elder gentlemen with a cane, even they could still walk good without a cane as walking aid. Often they carried the cane in right hand and their dog at left hand. Formerly a cane was not only a walking aid, but also a sign of male authority and a beautifull cane was a sign of wealth and status. Now, after napoleonic wäre it was no more common, or forbidden to , open carry' pistols at belt or saddle holster, or to carry smallsword or saber as civilian. So pocket pistols ( Deringer/ Terzerol) became popular and daggers ( Stilleto or Pushdagger with T- shaped handle), or folders became popular. Also knuckle dusters and weapons ,in english language , Sap/ cosh/ Blackjack. An ordinary cane or a stick cut away from a bush ( in my swabian dialect Stecken) is useable as weapon, especially when you do some training. In 19th century lots of stick fencing manuals had been written and french ,la canne', defence de la rue, irisch Bata, british Bartitsu, italian , argentine, basque... stick technics had been popular. An elderly man, in his early 70s, told me some years ago, that even when his father was young, few people had a car. In those days one time a year was a great cattle market at the other side of a large forrest . The farmers, who wanted to visit the market to buy cattle marched through the forrest only in groups of three or more men, and everyone had a cane. When it was no more allowed or common, to carry saber or smallsword, most of upperclass men, and also some middleclass men, had some fencing training, because a gentleman should know this in those days, this had been the typical clients for sword canes. And the canes firing shotgun or pistol csrtidges had been bought also for selfdefence or from hunting gentlemen, for the case, that surprisingly small game appeares, of course also poachers used such canes, to trick policemen, forrest officals, rangers or game wardens.
Very informative you forgot cut throat razors for the young teenager about town in the 50/60s but Give the man a break its just click bate, Not as bad as most titles on TH-cam.
@@0987brian : I heared this , when i was about 12 years old, in the English book , i am german, of my cousin was a story in which a young man hide his razor and another knife in his girlfriends handbag.
Plot twist: he’s a retired assassin and is showing us his old weapons
Yeah retired assassin from 150 years ago😂😂
no he's the very best of their number having outlived all who came after him and has started to collect their weapons
I'm so glad to have stumbled upon this channel.
facts
These videos are fascinating, would love to see more!
Awesome. That ring gave me chills up my spine.
Im disapointed in him, not onc did he say "I wonder who would carry that...?"
Me. I need one lmao. Don’t ask why.
The assasin?
Magnificent collection.I love old canes,I lean towards sword and a good bludgeon cane.unfortunately
I literally lean! I am jealous.
The 3rd cane I call it the "Valentin Zukovsky" Special. Named after a 007 rival and Russian Mobster played by Robbie Coltrane.
Fascinating!
This is great knowledge building!
Amazing canes! I've been collecting them for about 10 years, but I dont have any like those.
How do you know you have not missed the secret button :)
Again, Bravo!
Wonderful. If I ever see you I think that I will turn and walk the other way. LOL No you fascinate me, thank you for sharing.
👑😎👍 Classic 👑😎👍
2:44 looks like a cane commonly used in the martial art of Hapkido.
lmao I love this guy! "Tea dahling"
The canes belonged to an assassin Jacob Frye
Amazing videos
I would have thrown out that tea you never know if there could be trace amounts of poison lingering in those wrings
This is an awesome channel 😎
Bulgarian Secret Service agent assassinated a dissident in London by firing a pellet of ricin toxin in to his leg from an umbrella.
Is the ring where you put the Rohypnnol? Loll
Victorian self-defence and novelty canes. The shotgun cane is likely to be a poacher's item. You probably require a shotgun licence to own it.
That might depend on the condition of the firing mechanism say for instance the firing pin is clipped and the chamber plugged properly it might be considered deactivated
Were did you get these
That ring is intended to be filled with drugs. The fun kind.
Assassin gentelmen?
They were sold widely as were pistols, for defence. It was a legal right to carry them up to 1953. They were never intended for assassins.
He needs to learn his history.
Give the man a break its just click bate, Not as bad as most titles on TH-cam.
when gramps ain't having any of it
The cain can be any weapon!
Tea darling! Hahahaha....
England is a strange place
I have got 2 myself
@@godwin1119 loved the ring tho
Unsinn , solche Stöcke hat es überall in Europa und sicher auch Nord - und Südamerika gegeben, da ein Spazierstock bis in die 1930er Jahre ein verbreitetes Herrenutensil waren. Nonsens! Such canes existed everywhere in Europe and the Americas, in the time up to 1930s a cane was a popular gentlemans acessory.
Where i can buy it?
Firstly, to what are your referring, when you mention *it?*
We saw four canes and one ring, so try being specific.
Secondly, whatever *it* was is part of a collection and not something that cost a week's pocket money, unless you are the offspring of someone disgustingly rich.
Collectors collect.
To break up a collection can be extremely costly.
Doubtless,*it* was collected and any similar can only be had from Phill and other collectors like him, a dealer or an auction house.
These are antiques, not some mass produced trinket from a third world country.
i carry a sword cane with me every day , 2 companies i use are cold steel and night watchman . with the us becoming crazy with the blm stuff , i have more in my edc than police have . i have a spine injury and can not get away quickly so i am armed .
How many sugars dear?
3 rings my love.
I like his vid
Assasins canes? Pure nonsens! In the 1800s and up to 1920s/ 1930s a cane was a popular thing. In my youth in the 70s you still could See elder gentlemen with a cane, even they could still walk good without a cane as walking aid. Often they carried the cane in right hand and their dog at left hand. Formerly a cane was not only a walking aid, but also a sign of male authority and a beautifull cane was a sign of wealth and status. Now, after napoleonic wäre it was no more common, or forbidden to , open carry' pistols at belt or saddle holster, or to carry smallsword or saber as civilian. So pocket pistols ( Deringer/ Terzerol) became popular and daggers ( Stilleto or Pushdagger with T- shaped handle), or folders became popular. Also knuckle dusters and weapons ,in english language , Sap/ cosh/ Blackjack. An ordinary cane or a stick cut away from a bush ( in my swabian dialect Stecken) is useable as weapon, especially when you do some training. In 19th century lots of stick fencing manuals had been written and french ,la canne', defence de la rue, irisch Bata, british Bartitsu, italian , argentine, basque... stick technics had been popular. An elderly man, in his early 70s, told me some years ago, that even when his father was young, few people had a car. In those days one time a year was a great cattle market at the other side of a large forrest . The farmers, who wanted to visit the market to buy cattle marched through the forrest only in groups of three or more men, and everyone had a cane. When it was no more allowed or common, to carry saber or smallsword, most of upperclass men, and also some middleclass men, had some fencing training, because a gentleman should know this in those days, this had been the typical clients for sword canes. And the canes firing shotgun or pistol csrtidges had been bought also for selfdefence or from hunting gentlemen, for the case, that surprisingly small game appeares, of course also poachers used such canes, to trick policemen, forrest officals, rangers or game wardens.
Very informative you forgot cut throat razors for the young teenager about town in the 50/60s but Give the man a break its just click bate, Not as bad as most titles on TH-cam.
@@0987brian : I heared this , when i was about 12 years old, in the English book , i am german, of my cousin was a story in which a young man hide his razor and another knife in his girlfriends handbag.
Tea darling
Tea darling 😁😂👍
Wonder how many wives he's gone through.
I know, this video is 5 years old. But I just found it and I have to say: the sound effect is annoyingly loud. I can barely hear you talk
Love the video HATE teeth jarring music
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