Jul 29, 2019
A beautiful complex-hilted “Bastard” Sword,
OaL: 48.8 in/124 cm
Blade: 40.4 in/102.6 cm
Weight: 3.8 lbs/1.7 kg
German, ca. 1550-1590, housed at the Royal Armouries Self Defense Gallery in Leeds.
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A beautiful complex-hilted “Bastard” Sword,
OaL: 48.8 in/124 cm
Blade: 40.4 in/102.6 cm
Weight: 3.8 lbs/1.7 kg
German, ca. 1550-1590, housed at the Royal Armouries Self Defense Gallery in Leeds.
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A beautiful complex-hilted Longsword,
OaL: 37.6 in/95.4 cm
Width: 1.3 in/3.2 cm
Weight: 6.9 lbs/3.13 kg
Swiss hilt and Spanish blade, ca. 1600-1625, housed at the Wallace Collection.
A complex-hilted Longsword,
OaL: 50.5 in/128.3 cm
Blade: 41.1 in/104.4 cm
Width: 10.5 in/26.7 cm
Weight: 3.8 lbs/1729 g
possibly Swiss, ca. early 17th century, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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A lovely (slightly) complex hilted Longsword, German, ca. 1520, from Czerny's International Auction House.
A complex hilted Longsword, Germany, ca. 1510, housed at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
An Astknaufschwert (sword with pommel in the shape of twisted and bundled twigs), South German or Swiss, ca. 1520-1540, from Hermann Historica.