EARLY 17TH CENTURY
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A GERMAN TWO-HAND PROCESSIONAL SWORD
EARLY 17TH CENTURY
WITH BROAD SWELLING DOUBLE-EDGED BLADE OF FLATTENED HEXAGONAL SECTION, LONG RICASSO WITH TWO DOWNCURVED SIDE-LUGS, IRON HILT WITH INCISED ARCHED QUILLONS OF DIAMOND SECTION EACH TERMINATING IN THREE SCROLLS, RING-GUARD OF DIAMOND SECTION ENCLOSING A FLEUR-DE-LYS ON EACH SIDE, GROOVED PLUMMET-SHAPED POMMEL STAMPED WITH PELLETS AND CRESCENTS, AND TWO-STAGE LEATHER-COVERED GRIP
48¾IN. (123.9CM.) BLADE
EARLY 17TH CENTURY
WITH BROAD SWELLING DOUBLE-EDGED BLADE OF FLATTENED HEXAGONAL SECTION, LONG RICASSO WITH TWO DOWNCURVED SIDE-LUGS, IRON HILT WITH INCISED ARCHED QUILLONS OF DIAMOND SECTION EACH TERMINATING IN THREE SCROLLS, RING-GUARD OF DIAMOND SECTION ENCLOSING A FLEUR-DE-LYS ON EACH SIDE, GROOVED PLUMMET-SHAPED POMMEL STAMPED WITH PELLETS AND CRESCENTS, AND TWO-STAGE LEATHER-COVERED GRIP
48¾IN. (123.9CM.) BLADE