An artillery dagger dating: 17th Century provenance: Italia settentrionale, Stra…

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An artillery dagger

dating: 17th Century provenance: Italia settentrionale, Straight blade of triangular section, the broader side engraved with a graduated scale; knot shaped as a pillow. Iron hilt and pommel carved with coils; horn grip with brass and copper decorations.

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An artillery dagger

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