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A South German halberd, late 15th century Heavy, crescent-shaped axe blade tapering into a sturdy point that extends far upward; several circular cutouts; three blacksmith’s marks on both sides at the base. Square-shaped ferrule with a robust, octagonal forging pin on the reverse side. Two long shaft tangs that taper into twisted end pieces. Original shaft, partially worm-eaten. Length 228 cm. A rare, early type of helmet-beard, attested by numerous pictorial sources from the late 15th century. Only a few examples of this type have survived worldwide. Rare! Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Condition: II
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