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I found one in NYC for my first wife; no hidden compartment, but it was made from a narwhal horn.

I have a field walking stick that opens into a seat for long walks. Metal and leather.

A licence for a cane in London is so English. 🤣 I hope I’m not breaking any by laws by using an unlicensed cane in Scotland.

Some also had asword in them

Wow ❗😀 very interesting episode 🔥💯🏆👍

OMG I found you thought Erin your museum is incredible...

I have a crook handle sterling silver and ebony cane. The substantial handle is cast polished Sterling silver with intricate squash blossom design. The shaft is straight strong dark blond and Black polished ebony wood. Payed $375 twenty years ago. Very strong and substantial. Was made to order.

Это прекрасные трости и как помощь при ходьбе и как произведение мастеров их сделавших .

I read, many years ago, of a cane used on America's first Frigates by some officers. It was a 3-piece cane that could be unscrewed into three shorter sticks for easier storage on the cramped ship. Under the top of the handle, which screwed off, was a sundial, and if you screwed off the whole head of the cane there was a good-sized vial with a cork that could hold some liquor. I made a trip to Boston many years ago and we went to see the USS Constitution, on display there. In the gift shop was an exact copy of the cane I have just described, and it was beautiful. My wife bought it for me as a gift, and it rests behind me in the corner as I type this (the brass needs polishing.) It is called a "tippler cane" as I recall. I am very happy to possess it. :)

I just found you in a video of Erin Parsons and I fell in love with your museum, as a perfume collector my self it left me in awe and the wonderful taste and style of your museum fascinates me. Hugs from Sonora, Mexico.

I'm gonna start carrying me a cane.

This was incredibly interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing.

A shrine to the love of olfactory pleasures and artistic craftsmanship throughout human history.

Unbelievable

A video on your channel to coincide with Erin Parsens video would be a cool companion piece(Using some of the footage of the 2 founders talking with Erin).

i want all of them.

Stick human need like old peaple

Do you know where I might find a buyer? I possess a beautiful walking stick that belonged to the famous Mexican painter Diego Rivera. It is highly carved with the snake and eagle as well as his initials.

Man this guy is great I appreciate the video but he is a complete barbarian the way he handles this shit it made my feelings hurt to watch parts of this video.

Det som er funny jeg har hatt en stokk med sverd inni fant det på en bruktbutikk sikkert en gammel seiler sjøfolk som hadde tadd med seg til Norge var en veldi pen stokk faktiskt med ekte sverd inni Di på bruktbutikker viste ikke det var sverd inni ståkk en en gang og nor jeg viste Di det så ble Di rare i ansiktet for jeg sa dere hei dere vet dere selger sverd kniver var super pent sverd og enormt lankt sverd nedi stokken så for jeg samler jo på gamle ståkk er for Di er fine for du kann drepe mensker med De og det kann du fint bare med en enkel trekjepp også så trenger ingen sverd og sverdet finn er jeg ikke lenger heller siden alle mine eiendeler er borte så jeg har ingen verdens ting lenger kunn meg selv ingenting har jeghar klea jeg har på meg ver dag og det er det 0 har ingen verdens ting lenger hele mitt liv er blitt kastet tilogmed livet til andre mensker har blitt kastet så va skall jeg si til fi nor de kommer og skall hente sine ting jeg har passet på for mensker som sitter i fengsel va skall jeg si till de nor de skall hente tingene så er Di blitt kastet jada er det jo ikke min feil for jeg har ikke kastet de så da blir det desvere maskene som faktiskt har kastet tingene til andre mensker de ikke engang kjenner som har ett problem kann jeg fortelle deg stigbråten og lisphet Bjørnstad i haugesvei 1b Tåsen Oslo for står det draps menn og damer som skall ha sine ting Di vet fredric tar vare på ja forr hann bryr seg omm sine få venner ja da gar dere 2 ett jævla stort problem hengene på dere lisphet Bjørnstad og Stig bråten husk jeg får mensket drept for mindre enn 10000 kr i Norge så ja omm Di dreper dere 2ja det driter jeg fulstendig i kann jeg låve dere.

What a shame you omitted the walking stick air gun or "air cane" Such interesting items as you can read in books on antiques of this type.

Interesting!

I have a nice, early 19th century sword cane: bamboo shaft, staghorn knob, silver fittings, eyelets for a thong, and a triangular blade with partial bluing and gilding. I also have a type of defensive cane not mentioned here: a "penang-lawyer", with a rattan shaft, and a lead ball for a knob, covered with knotwork. There's also the "shooting stick", or "rest stick": one can unfold the the handle to provide a sort of seat, upon which one can support oneself in the field, etc.

What was with that 'bull in a china shop" beating the hell out of those antiques!? Jeepers, Ill be surprised if they make it another 50+ years

My dad has a gadget cane with a brass ruler that measures in hands fore measuring horses.

I've got a lovely wood and brass tipple cane, it also breaks down into 3 sections, they're such beautiful objects

My collection of “gadget” canes include: umbrella traveling cane with curved rams horn, gold band below with owners initials engraved plus a small button which releases the handle from the body allowing the center to be pulled up with tip and handle folded back on it ‘s self in order to fit diagonally into a suit case: another GERMAN umbrella cane with telescoping round case which collapse into each other down to the small size to fit into a vest pocket while using the umbrella; a “polo cane” where the leather wrapped oval handle splits open to sit on, there is a round aluminum disk attached near the top which pulls off and is put onto the bottom tip which also comes off to exchange places, the round disc then keeps the person sitting on the top opened handle from sinking into the soft turf and the bottom tip then acts as a little handle to help insert the pointed tip into the turf; my buggy whip cane is made from a percha (rubber) tree making it flexible, the ornamental cap on top unscrews revealing a threaded brass end which when pulled out is attached to a leather braided buggy horse whip. The brass cane tip, unscrews and is places where the whip previously was while the buggy whip brass tip is screwed onto the cane tip end; the liquor cane has a top know which unscrews and reveals a small cork inserted into a long glass vile where liquor is hidden; a cobra swird cane with a brass cobra head which has a small 15” metal blade attached. Non “gadget canes/parasols include a “bone” cane with sterling engraved owners cylinder, made of 12 bamboo carved like pieces fastened together with a long threaded rod holding them all together; a LAS VEGAS die umbrella with with round curved handle, below a large red and large black die, the umbrella has die and card symbols on it when opened up; ladies umbrella with tapered orangish colored bakelite square handle embossed with flowers; last but not least is a ladies FRENCH RED SILK parasol with natural bamboo HANDLE and attached round porcelain hand painted knob featuring a Raphaels Angel embelishd with raised gold accents surrounding the angel and made at the Sevres factory in France.....several others like a carved/painted Santa cane etc. not worth mentioning...

3:20 License to carry a walking stick... damn England, why are you like this?

Would you please tell me who the narrator is ?

I saw in a book on swords an Irish stick which had a large sword blade that was flicked out of the top, with the stick serving as the handle. I can’t remember the name of the item. Can anyone identify the piece?

Nice collection. Very eclectic.

I wish sword canes were legal throughout the United States. They would be a nice form of protection.

2:07. Bean!

I have something that I bought off eBay that someone made that should definitely be in this collection. It’s all hand made from a bunch of different parts by someone who must have been an eccentric engineer with a lot of time on his hands. I should make a video about it

I have several canes... one a guess is “”gadget”” it is also a pool cue. A crappy one but...

I have a nice selection including a silver top Victorian ,animal top , a brass top and a sword stick