killer disguises
published in perspectives by andré montejorge
Long before James Bond was created, the art of developing disguised lethal artifacts already existed. Weapons that date back to the 19th century are hidden in the most ordinary and unusual objects and gathered in a Belgium private collection. Pocket watches, rings, pens, padlocks, pipes, fish hooks and, unbelievably, crucifixes.
Whatever the purpose of each of these objects, they certainly must have surprised many people and made for scenes that have ended up being reproduced on the big screen.
About the author: andré montejorge is an adman, has two children and loves cooking. He edits Bem Legaus and, besides, collaborates with several nationalities webblogs. He intends to be a chef de cuisine and maybe create a webblog about culinary.
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