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very nice pictures, I have 4 rare katzbalgers in my collection, one
published by J.Ypey. I will place some pictures in this thread coming weekend. |
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Paintig of St. George, Swiss, ca. 1510, and a woodcut depicting hand-and-a-half swords from a fencing book of 1558.
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The first boar sword, ca. 1510-20, sold at auction Galerie Fischer, Lucerne, Switzerland, May 19,1933.
The others preserved at the Deutsches Klingenmuseum (blade museum) Solingen. The boar sword ca. 1515, the Katzbalger ca. 1530. Michael |
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![]() ![]() ![]() View item at Kunsthistorisches Museum Identifier: HJRK_A_287 Format: Total: L. 88 cm, weight 1400 g Blade: L. 75 cm, W 4.5 cm, weight 500 g gilded bronze, leather, brass Publisher: Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Hofjagd- und Rüstkammer| Landsknecht sword with sheath for knife and an awl eight Date: in 1515 Geographic coverage: South German Type: Sword |Relation: Hofjagd- und Rüstkammer Description: This from the southern German Landsknecht sword has a type of so-called Katzbalger eighth-shaped curved crossguard, which is heavily gold plated. The swing -up handle is duplicated four times with St. Andrew's cross, well-decorated as an indication of the closeness of the owner of the house of Habsburg. When the stitching on the knife-eaters there is a continuous poetic inscription. Ulrich Schellenberg fought as Imperial officer in both Maximilian I and Charles V in Upper Italy against France and Venice. Caption: The inscriptions of the now lost awl grip caps and 4 Knives are out of the 19 Century, handed down: ALS. IR. ZV. LIEB) / KAIN. FRED. ON. SI / ALS. MIT. GLVCK / ICH. WART. DER. ZIT / (ICH. LID. VND. SCHWIG) / ICH. HOFF. V .. See lessData provider: Kunsthistorisches Museum| Provider: Kulturpool| Austria| This record can be cited in the Harvard Bibliographic style using the text below: (1515) Landsknecht sword with sheath for knife and an awl eight Webpage available at link below: [Accessed: November 29, 2011 09:27:18 PM] |
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If anyone has better photos of this sword or even the handle only, please post them here. I can buy them from the KHM but the cost may be more than it is worth for my little project.
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Hi John,
Here are better images of the von Schellenberg Katzbalger at the KHM Vienna. Thought I had posted them somewhere here before but can't find them. The close-ups of the hilt in color at the bottom are mine. Even if you are lucky and get special permission like I did, and are allowed to use flashlight, taking good pictures is extremely critical in the Vienna exhibition (as in most museums when it comes down to guns ... ![]() The blade mark on the ricasso is an Italian-style crowned Greek pi. Enjoy, Michael Last edited by Matchlock; 7th December 2011 at 01:43 AM. |
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Can i add some more ?
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Thanks a lot, 'Nando,
Especially as an arquebus of ca. 1540 is illustrated! I'll steal that image for my threads on Landsknecht arquebuses ![]() http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...echt+harquebus http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...harquebus+1525 http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ight=harquebus Best, Michael |
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You mean this one ?
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