A Medieval hand-and-a-half sword

A Medieval hand-and-a-half swordOakeshotte type XVIIlate 14th/early 15th centuryWith tapering double-edged blade of flattened diamond section, the forte on one side inlaid in latten with a running wol

Likely Italian work, the hilt of characteristic form, with broad, straight quillons of quadrangular section with expanded terminals, and large double ring guards terminating in a cusped langet. The ma

German or European Hand-and-a-Half sword with long diamond shaped blade with tapered in ricasso that is marked with three X and a UVV above horizontally. Blade 36", overall 45 3/4"

Having a 34-1/2" straight unmarked blade with single median fuller in lower portion. Steel crossguard. Large, spherical pommel. One-piece leather-wrapped grip. Blade showing heavy wear and pitting thr

Fine 16th-17th C. German Hand and a Half BASTARD Sword, Broad Double-fullered Blade with Two PASSAU Wolf Markings, Beautiful Crowned Pommel and Chiseled Steel Mounts. Rare and Very Impressive Weapon u

Exceptional 16th-17th C. Spanish Hand and a Half BASTARD Sword with Fine German made Blade Inscribed with Maker Name to the Fuller. Fine Braid Iron Wire Grip and Fluted Steel Mounts. A very Handsome a

Rare Large 16th C. German Landsknecht Warrior's Hand and a Half BASTARD Sword, with Strong Large Iron Guard & Pommel Spirally Fluted En Suite, Leather Covered Grip Probably Original and Native to the

Mid 16th century AD. A German Renaissance 'hand and a half' or 'Bastard' sword, with ring guard, double-edged broad blade, lenticular in section, with single short shallow fuller, running up half of i

Early Medieval Style Gladiator Battle Sword. Hand Forged and Decorated Steel. Total Length 42.50" 9 lbs

Half liter size with hand colored Medieval scene, pewter lid and thumb lift, marked on base with impressed HR 418 and printed Germany, 10 1/2 inches high.

Hand Forged Medieval English Style Ornate Sword & Sheath. Both the sword handle and sheath body feature ornate cast metal details, featuring figural knights in regalia and battle symbols. Measures 32

Medieval iron sword with long blade, hand grip and protection and circular finial, possibly earth found, partly rusty Lenght : 94

Decorative Thai long sword, second half of the 20th century, handle and sheath made of hand-carved wood with a plant pattern, steel blade, total length: 96 cm.

Medieval iron sword with blade and hand protection, finger rest and grip , mount holes in the grip , coronated, earth found demages

Very vintage, possibly antique hand crafted Medieval style Scottish Oakeshott claymore broad sword featuring a steel blade with ribbed wooden grip and iron cross-guard and completed with iron pommel h

including; double-bladed hand axe, single blade hand axe, Saracen style sword and basket hilt sword, all with elaborate etched steel blades

St. Petersburg Collection figure AG 12, 54mm Medieval knight on foot with fleur de lis banner, wearing white tunic with red heraldry, advancing with sword in right hand, banner in left. Near mint. (1)

10 pieces. Excellent condition. 1 sword broken from hand. Unboxed.

A fine antique German porcelain figural statue of a Medieval Knight or Royal soldier with a sword. It features hand-painted colorful details with gilt embellishments. The maker's blue mark with a crow

Ca. 1100-1200 AD. A forged-iron sword with a slender hand guard and a discoid pommel. The cross-style two guard has a slight central protrusion on either side and moves freely along the hilt. The narr

ca. 1300–1500 AD. European. A solid bronze ring with an octagonal bezel decorated with a horse rider charging on a horse, wielding a sword in his left hand; band decorated with linear and floral mot

ca. 1000 AD. European. A flat, disc-shaped bronze pendant with integral suspension loop decorated with an incised frontal portrait of Saint Michael wielding a sword in his right hand. In Roman Catholi

St. Petersburg Collection figure 6333, 54mm Medieval Templar Crusader fighting on foot with sword raised in both hands, wearing hooded dark cap. Near mint. (1)

Three Meissen hand painted plates of Equestrian Royal Guards, "Roy des Indes, Garde del Emporeur and Timballiers Romo", all with blue underglaze crossed swords mark on backs, second half of the 19th C