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A German halberd, circa 1400–1420 A double-edged thrusting blade, slightly serrated near the tip. The blade has a straight cutting edge. A “MD” mark struck on one side, with another mark next to it. Two forged, angular shaft sockets, each with a square mounting hole on the reverse side. Surface acid-cleaned. Restored octagonal shaft. Length of the head: 42 cm; total length: 221 cm. A similar specimen with identical marks is illustrated in: Müller/Kölling, Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen, p. 181, no. 75. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Condition: II–III
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