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A short South German flail with a cylindrical head, 16th/17th century. Sturdy, square-shaped shaft. Round, wooden roller head with two wrought-iron reinforcement rings (one ring with a small repair) and an iron cover plate riveted to the head. Nine iron striking spikes around the circumference (one spike with a missing tip). A likely restored round shaft with three long shaft springs; two springs taper to a crescent shape at the end and are folded back at right angles, likely mounted the wrong way around. One shaft spring consists of two parts. Length 96 cm. Provenance: From a private collection in Vienna. Condition: II -
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