Executioner Sword

Akanthus · 18th January 2026, 05:30 PM

But why an abbey should have an executener sword or even an executioner ? These executive tools are mostly refer to the jurisdiction of towns or nobility.In some cases they were property of the executioner himself and his name is to find on the blade.For me this sword is a original one.Many others you find in auctions or even in museums are made in historistic times in the second half of the 19 th.century.

CSinTX · 19th January 2026, 02:28 AM

Does the blade appear to be broken at some point? It looks to terminate at an odd angle.

Perl · 20th January 2026, 08:03 AM

I think Thorn ( now in Poland ) and that it was taken from there in 1633+
and Swedish troops bring it here to Sweden , also sword is not broken

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18th January 2026, 05:30 PM	#1
Akanthus Member Join Date: Mar 2023 Posts: 100	But why an abbey should have an executener sword or even an executioner ? These executive tools are mostly refer to the jurisdiction of towns or nobility.In some cases they were property of the executioner himself and his name is to find on the blade.For me this sword is a original one.Many others you find in auctions or even in museums are made in historistic times in the second half of the 19 th.century.

19th January 2026, 02:28 AM	#2
CSinTX Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 237	Does the blade appear to be broken at some point? It looks to terminate at an odd angle.

20th January 2026, 08:03 AM	#3
Perl Member Join Date: Jan 2026 Posts: 11	I think Thorn ( now in Poland ) and that it was taken from there in 1633+ and Swedish troops bring it here to Sweden , also sword is not broken