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A German halberd, ca. 1470 Heavy thrusting blade with a square-reinforced tip. Blade with a straight cutting edge; a sturdy barbing hook is attached to the back, bearing a forged mark (hammer) on one side. Angular, slightly curved pommel with two wide shaft tangs. Later wooden shaft with a rectangular profile. Length 222 cm. Similar examples illustrated in: Müller/Kölling, European Cutting and Stabbing Weapons, p. 182, no. 78, and: The Kretzschmar von Kienbusch Collection, Plate CXIV, no. 478. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Condition: II
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