19th century prints of native peoples by Racinet

[druzhina345]

19th century prints from: The Historical Encyclopedia Of Costume by Albert Racinet 19th century antique civilizations: Oceania Malays, Papuans, Aborigines Java, Borneo, Singapore, Philippines Malaysia, Indonesia Africa Senegambia, The Guinea Coast, West Africa, Abyssinia, Southern Africa Timbuctoo - Crossroads Of Africa Southern_Africa, Sudan American Indians North America – Yutes, Sioux, Iowa North America – Foxes, Sacs, Kaw, Killimou South American - Guaranis, Caraibes, Botocudos MIRROR SITE: The Historical Encyclopedia Of Costume by Albert Racinet druzhina345 Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

[Wismar]

What about Sami peoples, lol.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._1900-1920.jpg

[druzhina345]

What about Sami peoples, lol.

What do you mean by "lol"?
If you are seriously interested, I can look in Racinet at the library to see if there are 19th century Sami.

druzhina345
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

[Wismar]

I said "lol" because they have barely been in any war at all. Would be fun tho with Sami reindeer cavalry...

[Kraut]

reindeer cavalry...

Reindeers are seriously overestimated in their role as cavalry mounts.
For example, their primary user, the "Kings Own Santa Claus Heavy Regiment of Cavalry", can only muster ONE single charge per year.

[Tango12345]

And even then, their lack of numerical strength mean that their combat effectiveness is severely lacking.

As such, we have elected not to include them in the mod, as they would only be a handicap on the army using them...
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