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Old 21st February 2012, 02:52 PM   #11
Matchlock
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Default A Landsknecht Sword, ca. 1525, in the Museum of Grandson, Switzerland

The one on top, in excavated condition, the tip of the blade missing.
Please note the pretzel-shaped quillons of traditional Katzbalger type.


Also illustrated, from top:

- a characteristic Swiss dagger (Schweizer Dolch), retaining its boxwood or fruitwood grip, 1st half 16th c.

- an Italian knightly sword, ca. 1500

- a rapier, 2nd half 16th c.


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Michael
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