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An early scabbard for Stroblberger hunting daggers, early 19th century Black leather (grained, worn, with a previously repaired tear), gold-plated brass fittings (worn, with a few small cracks). Signs of wear and age. Length 56.5 cm. “Stroblberger” refers to the Munich-based Stroblberger family, who operated as royal Bavarian arms manufacturers and sword smiths in the 19th century. Johann Nepomuk Stroblberger (1794–1862) and his son Johann Baptist Stroblberger (1820–1894) were known for manufacturing bladed weapons for the Bavarian royal family, the nobility, the military, and civil servants, as well as for private clients. Condition: II
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