1630s English basket hilts

dralin23 · 19th October 2023, 05:02 PM

hello jim,
Thank you for your very interesting explanation of the origins of this sword name. It was unknown to me and I hadn't researched it yet.
In any case, it is really instructive for me to explain that these masks or faces on the basket are supposed to be the head of the killed king.
In any case, there is always enough material left over to discuss and I'm also happy that you can learn completely new things about your swords here on the forum.

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19th October 2023, 05:02 PM	#22
dralin23 Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 194	hello jim, Thank you for your very interesting explanation of the origins of this sword name. It was unknown to me and I hadn't researched it yet. In any case, it is really instructive for me to explain that these masks or faces on the basket are supposed to be the head of the killed king. In any case, there is always enough material left over to discuss and I'm also happy that you can learn completely new things about your swords here on the forum.