Lost Sword Notes

[Hotspur]

I've lost notes for this one. Origin? 16th or 17th century? Saved to my balls folder in January 2011. No doubt I had saved it for Jim and his five ball discussion but I set this one aside without proper annotation.

Cheers
GC

[fernando]

Beautiful piece, Glen .
Say, can we see the whole sword ?

[Hotspur]

It is the only photo I have.

[ulfberth]

Hi Hotspur, its a German boar sword first quarter of the 16th c , sold at Fisher may 1933.
kind regards
Ulfberth

[Hotspur]

Thanks a bunch. It must be in a book somewhere.

[Hotspur]

Someone pointed out there is a similar sword here

https://www.gnm.de/your-museum-in-nu...nting-culture/

Another pointed to a similar sword in the Wallace museum and yet another wasn't sure of a Spanish or Italian museum.

Cheers
GC

[Hotspur]

The Wallace example
https://wallacelive.wallacecollectio...ype=detailView

[ulfberth]

Originally Posted by Hotspur

Thanks a bunch. It must be in a book somewhere.

Its in the Fischer catalogue 19 march 1933, but there are no extra pictures in it, it is the exact picture you posted here.

[Hotspur]

Thanks again!

[cornelistromp]

Originally Posted by Hotspur

I've lost notes for this one. Origin? 16th or 17th century? Saved to my balls folder in January 2011. No doubt I had saved it for Jim and his five ball discussion but I set this one aside without proper annotation.

Cheers
GC

please see http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...?t=8630&page=2

matchlock's post #45

[Hotspur]

Originally Posted by cornelistromp

please see http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...?t=8630&page=2

matchlock's post #45

Super, thank you!