Late 16th Century European Halberd with Pierced Blade

European Swiss style Halberd with a long slightly curved concave axe face and rear downward facing protruding blade with a tall multi sided spike, pierced to the face and rear, and socketed to a wood

A LATE 16TH OR EARLY 17TH CENTURY NORTH EUROPEAN DAGGER, 19.5cm patinated blade, tip lacking, gilt spatulate form crossguard, tapering wooden grip profusely decorated with geometric designs and ring t

German Halberd, C. Later 19Th C., L 26" (Blade And Point Only) In The Style Of 16Th-Century German Halberds. Having An Elaborate Pierced Steel Head And What Was Once A Velvet-Wrapped Square Haft (Velv

Western / Central Europe, maybe Germany or Switzerland, ca. late 16th to 17th century CE. An iron pike comprised of a conical socket, a rhomboid blade, and a crescent-shaped butt. The wide socket narr

Western Europe, probably Germany, ca. second half of the 16th century CE. A large halberd that stands over 8 feet tall! The halberd is a two-handed pole weapon consisting of an axe-head topped with a

**Originally Listed At $500** Central Europe, Spain or Italy, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A long and narrow iron rapier blade with a small tang and a fuller groove running partway down the blade. The

**Originally Listed At $350** Western Europe, Spain or Italy, 16th to 18th century CE. A fantastic blade from a short sword or lengthy dagger! The blade is slender with a pointed tip and a deep fuller

Good 15th-16th C. German HALBERD Polearm with Engraved Blade . Total length: 77 3/4", Blade length : 14 3/4", and 4" wide. ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our we

Late 15th-early 16th century AD. A European round iron shield with applied rim, ring and rounded boss with radiate border, all fixed with rivets; to the reverse four loops and rings. 2.4 kg, 37cm (14

Western Europe, Scotland, ca. 16th century CE. A sizable forged-iron halberd blade with a conical socketing shaft, a crescent-shaped axe head with a sharpened interior blade edge, and a protruding lat

European iron voulge or poleaxe, 16th century, having a curved blade attached in two places to a later pine haft with leather bindings, blade having a touchmark, 'N.8', 30"l x 8"w; overall 93"l.

Western Europe, ca. 16th century CE. A sharp, deadly steel left-handed dagger, personalized for its owner. Swirling incised designs flow from the upper portion of the blade down a broad central ridge

A LATE 16TH CENTURY GERMAN TWO-HANDED SWORD OR ZWEIHANDER, 141.5cm wavy blade incised a circular panel of talismanic symbols of crosses and crescent moons and containing the legend A DOI M, the whole

35" blade with triangular cross section and 9" fuller. 1 1/8" wide at forte. Swept quillions with double ring guard. Wire-wrapped grip with formed onion pommel. Blade with Del Tin markings

Late 16th century AD. A single-edged, heavy cross-section late falchion, the iron blade without fuller to each face; possible maker's mark made of three squares to one side of the tang; the back of th

Caucasian Shamshir Swordlate 19th century, curved 30-1/2 in. blade; pierced horn grip; cross guard with applied gilt decoration; the scabbard with gilt silver mounts with applied lacquer. From the Est

Persia, Ca. Late 15th-16th century AD A classic example of a kashkul, the begging bowl, cast from brass with two opposite dragon-headed terminals pierced to allow the bowl to be hung from a chain and

Victorian Period Helberd Head in a Style Of 16Th-Century German Halberds. Circa 19th Century. Total length : 23 3/4", Blade length : 8 1/2". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this ca

Large Swiss or German halberd in the style of the 16th century with a long axe face, tall 4-sided pointed spike, and downturned rear facing protrusion. blade 11 1/4" H, 22 1/2" H axe face, overall 87"

An interesting European armor-piercing dagger in the German style of the 17th century. The dagger has a beautiful blade with grooves pierced in a geometrical pattern. Dimensions: L: 15 3/4 in., (40 cm

16th century Antique Italian Halberd in the traditional style with a long central spike and fish like opening to the face with pierced holes. The shaft is at least 19th century and heavily warped with

European probably German Morning star of the late 16th or 17th century, with tar finish and four rows of old iron spike to all sides. Heavily pitted and damaged from use iron straps below the head wit

Mid to late 19th Century. Both with fitted boxes, one with label, and appears to be original, both when displayed possess damaged paper, and/or interior ribbons.

German, Medieval /Gothic in style of the late 15th or 16th century but later, the mace features a cast steel head of 6 ears and pierced to each with a 4 leafed clover, shaft with hexagonal pattern and