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On it goes with scans from Armi Bianche Italiane.
The hand and a half sword belonged to the Holy Roman Habsburg Emperor Maximilian I. Last edited by Matchlock; 6th October 2009 at 06:37 PM. |
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Enjoy.
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Italian Renaissance style at its most refined.
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Very rare, I have never seen an etched lance head (Krönlein) before.
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