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2775 - A sword made for the Munich Town Guard, Wolfgang Stantler of Munich, circa 1600
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A sword made for the Munich Town Guard, Wolfgang Stantler of Munich, circa 1600 Heavy, double-edged, tapering blade with a rhombic cross-section and a slightly reinforced point; the cutting edge is slightly nicked in places. The conical blunt edge bears the blacksmith’s mark “ST” struck on both sides beneath a crown (see Zeitschrift für Historische Waffenkunde, Vol. 8, p. 203, mark 48), and the arsenal mark “H.Z.” struck on the quarter side beneath the crown of the ducal armory in Munich. Iron hilt with remnants of the original bluing. Original, laterally grooved tang with fine iron wire winding and Turkish-style bands. Oval pommel, slightly burr-edged on the sides. Length 106 cm. Wolfgang Stantler (1554–1622), swordsmith in Munich. From the well-known Stantler family of sword smiths, originally from Passau, whose history can be traced back to the 15th century and who produced the famous Passau “Wolfsklingen” there. Condition: II
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Armor, Edged Weapons, and Antique Firearms - IIAuction house
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