Ethnographic Arms & Armour - View Single Post - EARLY 17TH CENTURY BROADSWORD for discussion

Cerjak · 10th July 2015, 06:09 PM

HI Marcus ,Fernando and Neil
Many thanks for your comments
This sword was in the Morton and Angela Stern Collection (New York) and had been sold with the following description : AN ITALIAN BROADSWORD, EARLY 17TH CENTURY. I didn’t find any more information about this collection . A sword with related blade and hilt, formerly in the Kienbusch Collection, and now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is illustrated Boccia and Coelho 1975, no. 545 (.scan courtesy of Fernando )
Hoping to learn more about 'Peter Bere Avillem”
Best
Cerjak

10th July 2015, 06:09 PM	#5
Cerjak Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: FRANCE Posts: 1,064	HI Marcus ,Fernando and Neil Many thanks for your comments This sword was in the Morton and Angela Stern Collection (New York) and had been sold with the following description : AN ITALIAN BROADSWORD, EARLY 17TH CENTURY. I didn’t find any more information about this collection . A sword with related blade and hilt, formerly in the Kienbusch Collection, and now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is illustrated Boccia and Coelho 1975, no. 545 (.scan courtesy of Fernando ) Hoping to learn more about 'Peter Bere Avillem” Best Cerjak Attached Images