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Old 12th February 2017, 06:31 PM   #1
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Default late XV -Early XVI th century Swiss Degen

Degens are basically larger versions of the Swiss (Holbein) Dagger, These short swords seem to fulfil the same function as the katzbalgerr : a handy weapon for close quarter fighting.
O.L. 68 cm ; blade L. 52.8 cm; blade width at hilt 3.9 cm.
The examples showed in pictures are from the Reichsstadtmuseum
Any comment on it would be welcome.
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