Northern European Rapier c1600s

£1,800.00

A classic example of a rapier, probably from Northern Europe circa 1600. The iron hilt of flattened ovoidal bars comprising comprising two outer side-rings joined to down curved arms, the upper ring linked by a curved bar to the knuckle guard, bifurcated inner-guard rising to join the knuckle-guard, barrel-shaped pommel with flattened button. The blade is 113.5 cm long to the guard, 126cm overall and weighs 1179g with an unidentified makers mark on the ricasso and a series of parrell marks on the fuller

The blade and guard are in good condition with minor patina, and some age related staining. They are slid with no movement and a good overall feel dispite the size and weight of the sword.

The style and design are similar to Solingen rapiers found in Germany

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A classic example of a rapier, probably from Northern Europe circa 1600. The iron hilt of flattened ovoidal bars comprising comprising two outer side-rings joined to down curved arms, the upper ring linked by a curved bar to the knuckle guard, bifurcated inner-guard rising to join the knuckle-guard, barrel-shaped pommel with flattened button. The blade is 113.5 cm long to the guard, 126cm overall and weighs 1179g with an unidentified makers mark on the ricasso and a series of parrell marks on the fuller

The blade and guard are in good condition with minor patina, and some age related staining. They are slid with no movement and a good overall feel dispite the size and weight of the sword.

The style and design are similar to Solingen rapiers found in Germany

A classic example of a rapier, probably from Northern Europe circa 1600. The iron hilt of flattened ovoidal bars comprising comprising two outer side-rings joined to down curved arms, the upper ring linked by a curved bar to the knuckle guard, bifurcated inner-guard rising to join the knuckle-guard, barrel-shaped pommel with flattened button. The blade is 113.5 cm long to the guard, 126cm overall and weighs 1179g with an unidentified makers mark on the ricasso and a series of parrell marks on the fuller

The blade and guard are in good condition with minor patina, and some age related staining. They are slid with no movement and a good overall feel dispite the size and weight of the sword.

The style and design are similar to Solingen rapiers found in Germany