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2625 - A German “Doppelhelmbarte,” second half of the 15th century
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A German “Doppelhelmbarte,” second half of the 15th century Double-edged, strongly curved blade, tapering upward to a slightly reinforced, serrated tip. Keyhole-shaped cutout, smith’s mark stamped on one side. Angular ferrule with two sturdy shaft springs, one of which is broken and has been restored. Replaced rectangular oak shaft. Length 195 cm. A rare, early halberd design. A comparable piece with an identical mark is illustrated in: Müller/Kölling, Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen, p. 184, no. 83. Another example is held in the collection of the Munich Armory. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Hermann-Historica auction, Munich, April 2006, Lot 1802. Condition: II -
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Armor, Edged Weapons, and Antique Firearms - IIAuction house
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