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>Costume Studies
>>1494 German Ritter
>>>sword
SubjectRitter knight
Culture: Imperial German
Setting: Holy Roman Empire, central Europe late 15thc
ObjectSchwert sword



Del Tin #5161 *​
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* Museu Militar
"ESTOQUE ALEMÃO  Ultimo quartel do séc.XV, principio do séc.XVI  Comp.total: 1,115 m  Peso: 1,150 kg
É um espada de 'mão-e-meia' pois podia ser utilizada com uma ou duas mãos.
    "Tem um punção que indica ter sido feito por Johann Wender célebre espadeiro alemão."

Royal Ontario Museum > Samuel European Galleries > Arms and Armor *
"1470-1480  Allemagne ou Pay-Bas.  Acier, quillons et pommeau en fer, traces d'un fusée en bois.  ...  Épée à une main et demie.  La longue lame, assez fine et extrêmement pointue, et qui est transversalement épaisse, se recontre sur beaucoup d'épées du XVe siècle destinées à trancher et à percer.  Le pommeau allongé et les quillons en forme de << S >> sont aussi typiques de cette époque."

​* Royal Armouries Museum > War Gallery
"Writhen Hilt Sword  German, About 1480  This sword was part of the Spitzer collection before being acquired by media magnate, William Randolph Hearst.  There is an organic, natural quality to this sword that truly sets it apart from the many utilitarian weapons of the 15th Century.  The hilt is of wood carved to resemble a gnarled stave flowing into the gilt bronze pommel and quillons.  A similar sword is wielded by St Michael on a choir screen in Ranworth Church, Norfolk."