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A Solingen campaign sword, ca. 1630 Double-edged blade with a lenticular cross-section, bearing the king’s head mark stamped on both sides. Iron guard with a relief-embossed guard plate made of sheet iron inserted on the terz side, and a thumb ring on the quart side. Original, laterally grooved hilt with iron wire wrapping and Turkish knots. Round pommel with a fist guard inserted on the side. Length 98.5 cm. The blade mark is likely attributable to the Solingen sword smith Heinrich Col. Cf.: Weyersberg, Albert, Solingen Swordsmiths of the 16th and 17th Centuries and Their Products, Solingen 1926, p. 17. Condition: II
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