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      —- It would be an honor to be skewered by such a marvelous blade…
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    Originally posted by: art-of-swords

    norma-bara:

    art-of-swords:

    Etched German Glaive

    • Dated: Mid-16th Century
    • Dimensions: Length of metal 19 ½”, overall 88”

    With broad falchion-like blade with cutting-edge drawn out to a point at the bottom, etched at a later date on one side with foliated panels within ropework borders containing a Landsnechkt on horse, a female figure playing a lute.

    There are also depicted a helmeted naked female figure holding a chalice and a sword, and on the other with a ship, a seated male figure playing a harp, and a naked female figure holding a flaming torch in one hand and a horn in the other.

    The glaive has integral circular socket mounts and side-straps decorated with original etched foliated strapwork; on original wooden staff of circular section (lower two thirds replaced with detachable bolt).

    Source & Copyright: Antique Weapon Store 

    I literally can not get over how phenomenally beautiful this is. 

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