Zweihander identification

ulfberth · 6th November 2015, 06:38 PM

Amazing, this kind of etching on 17 century halberds is so rare... And the quality is unbelievable.
Although halberds, and helmets more often were etched in the 19th century, from what I can see on the picture this seems to be an etching of the 17th C.
It has nothing to do with the great sword in the sense of being a pair, the construction and quality of the work is totally different.
Congratulations again, I'm sure this is an original piece.

kind regards

Ulfberth

6th November 2015, 06:38 PM	#11
ulfberth Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 412	Amazing, this kind of etching on 17 century halberds is so rare... And the quality is unbelievable. Although halberds, and helmets more often were etched in the 19th century, from what I can see on the picture this seems to be an etching of the 17th C. It has nothing to do with the great sword in the sense of being a pair, the construction and quality of the work is totally different. Congratulations again, I'm sure this is an original piece. kind regards Ulfberth