Eineinhalbhänder Length: 124 cm.
Italy.

Double-edged, tapered blade, reverse S-…

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Eineinhalbhänder

Length: 124 cm. Italy. Double-edged, tapered blade, reverse S-shaped guard with polygonal ends, double-conical leather-covered grip with conical edged and engraved pommel. (1400626) (13)

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Eineinhalbhänder

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A 19TH CENTURY GOLD INLAID LEFT-HAND DAGGER

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