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2629 - A South German halberd, late 15th century
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A South German halberd, late 15th century Heavy, crescent-shaped axe blade tapering into a sturdy, square-shaped tip, featuring a cross-shaped opening and several circular cutouts, along with two deeply stamped blacksmith’s marks on the left side. Square-shaped pommel with a sturdy, octagonal forging pin on the reverse. Two long shaft tangs tapering to narrow tips. Rivets backed with finely cut brass plates, some of which have been replaced. Original octagonal shaft; the lower third has been restored. Length 208 cm. A similar specimen with identical marks is illustrated in: Müller/Kölling, Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen, p. 186, no. 90. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Condition: II
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Armor, Edged Weapons, and Antique Firearms - IIAuction house
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