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Late Gothic halberd, Southern Germany, circa 1490/1500 Curved blade with a long, double-edged thrusting point. One lancet-shaped openwork design and several small openwork designs, some in a trefoil pattern. Decorated with hammered patterns on both sides. Angular ferrule with a square hammered mandrel on the reverse; marked with brass inlays on the sides of the ferrule. Two sturdy, long shaft springs; the riveting has been replaced. Surface is grainy. Old octagonal ash wood shaft. Length 208 cm. A rare, early type of helmet-mounted spear, attested in numerous pictorial sources from the late 15th century. Only a few examples of this type have survived worldwide. Rare! Condition: II -
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