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longsword

By richeyrich520, 26 April, 2011
Description

This is what seems to be an orignal long sword from the Renasiance. It is made of all iron and wieghs a good amount. The blade is very long and also yery straight. There seems to be one side that looks as if the blade may have seen some action. The cross-section blade that seperates the handle and the blade is what seems to be a Double Fuller Cross-section Blade. The design on the sword looks as if the twist was hand ffiled instead of made by a machine. This pre-industrial piece shows blacksmith qualities. The bottom base of the Sword has signs of hand made nailing of the enire piece. The only identifing mark is the one hallmark. We need help identifing this piece as it relates to its iconography. This will help me establis a more definitive description and wherabouts of this magnificant piece of higher class offensive millitary weapons that is from an earlier time.

Category
Militaria
Medium
Iron
Distinguishing marks
Horseshoe shaped hallmak on lower base of blade. Unidentified.
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
5'6'' and 6'6''
Date Period
14-16th Century
Weight
7 and 9 Pounds
History
Yard Sale
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
N/A
For Sale?
Yes
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Lovejoy

14 years 2 months ago

Re: longsword

Nearly all of these pieces are decorative, made during the late 19th century. That said, some things really require a physical examination to determine an items origins and vintage, and this piece is one of them.

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