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A late Gothic South German halberd, second half of the 15th century Sturdy blade tapering to a point at the top with a curved cutting edge. Hook with a deeply stamped blacksmith’s mark on one side. Angular pommel with two sturdy shaft springs. Original ash wood shaft with an old brass collection number nailed to the side. Length 216 cm. A similar piece is illustrated in: Müller/Kölling, European Cutting and Stabbing Weapons, p. 182, no. 77. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Auction at Koller in Zurich, May 19, 1933, “Notable Weapons Collections from Princely Estates,” Lot 48. Condition: II
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