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Thank you for the answers, I too believe that a dagger like the one shown was a court piece, and not meant for battle.
Vandoo is right, the Italians were working with glass for centuries, but so were the Belgians. Kronckew is right, glass can be made very hard, but what we don’t know is, did they know this technique then? |
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i seem to recall seeing a venetian cup hilt rapier where the cup was made out of glass.
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From the answer on this thread, the number of glass hilts seem to be smaller than I had thought - or maybe the hilts have not been tested.
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