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cornelistromp · 24th April 2022, 11:29 AM

What a coincidence, Iam from Leiden and I was bidding on this rapier yesterday afternoon, bought a hunting sword so we can combine shipping :-)
I stopped at a certain point because I was not sure if there was a crack at the quilon near the ricasso block, It may be ok, it was not clear on the photos

nevertheless concrats the rapier is beautiful, early and rare.

The Rapier is Italian 1540-1560, Norman Type 32, if you have the book have a look at plate 21. there are similar examples in the Met , the wallace collection and stibbert museum.

@ Fernando yes I came also to PEDRO DEL.........AGARETA

best,
jasper

24th April 2022, 11:29 AM	#10
cornelistromp Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 1,057	What a coincidence, Iam from Leiden and I was bidding on this rapier yesterday afternoon, bought a hunting sword so we can combine shipping :-) I stopped at a certain point because I was not sure if there was a crack at the quilon near the ricasso block, It may be ok, it was not clear on the photos nevertheless concrats the rapier is beautiful, early and rare. The Rapier is Italian 1540-1560, Norman Type 32, if you have the book have a look at plate 21. there are similar examples in the Met , the wallace collection and stibbert museum. @ Fernando yes I came also to PEDRO DEL.........AGARETA best, jasper Attached Images Last edited by cornelistromp; 24th April 2022 at 12:21 PM.