A 17th century cutlass

Hotspur · 2nd April 2019, 07:46 AM

German, Austrian, I'm not thinking Dutch for these curved feldegen type that differentiate from the hilts with shell guards. I recently adopted a large haudegen with similar guard branches but a much simpler thumb ring. The straight walloon/haudegen cavalry swords almost uniform and there is that Austrian castle wall showing a dozen or so of these hilts.

In seeking out information regarding screws or not. Time period and area not necessarily a key but more so in pommel types and blades affixed.

All my pictures need sizing

lets see here. A handful resized for now.
A long thread and my Wundes blade sword with full size Fagan images on page three at the end. I'll work on those.
http://myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=13795

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2nd April 2019, 07:46 AM	#19
Hotspur Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Nipmuc USA Posts: 514	German, Austrian, I'm not thinking Dutch for these curved feldegen type that differentiate from the hilts with shell guards. I recently adopted a large haudegen with similar guard branches but a much simpler thumb ring. The straight walloon/haudegen cavalry swords almost uniform and there is that Austrian castle wall showing a dozen or so of these hilts. In seeking out information regarding screws or not. Time period and area not necessarily a key but more so in pommel types and blades affixed. All my pictures need sizing lets see here. A handful resized for now. A long thread and my Wundes blade sword with full size Fagan images on page three at the end. I'll work on those. http://myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=13795 GC Attached Images