SCHIAVONA SWORD VARIATIONS.

sioume · 5th July 2012, 10:14 PM

Hello,
I hope this thread is not too old to reply...
I am a very new french member on this forum . Hope my english will be ok.!!

I actually make some research on what I think to be an hungarian sword, an ancestor of the schioniva if I well understood the Nathan's article.
I dated from late 15th c. Wagner discribed a such one on his book plate 25.

I will need help to go further on my research.
What would be your advices on its provenance, datation,homogenity, genuine?
I will be very glad to read and learn about from much more specialists than me.

Many thanks
Alain

5th July 2012, 10:14 PM	#17
sioume Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 12	Hello, I hope this thread is not too old to reply... I am a very new french member on this forum . Hope my english will be ok.!! I actually make some research on what I think to be an hungarian sword, an ancestor of the schioniva if I well understood the Nathan's article. I dated from late 15th c. Wagner discribed a such one on his book plate 25. I will need help to go further on my research. What would be your advices on its provenance, datation,homogenity, genuine? I will be very glad to read and learn about from much more specialists than me. Many thanks Alain Attached Images

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