Scottish Broad Sword

dralin23 · 24th January 2020, 08:28 AM

hello,
i noticed that an nearby similar marked blade was here discussed.
i show these in an indian sword mounted blade also in an other thread here.
but it is very intresting to see that these letters was also stitched in these basket hilted sword.
in my sword blade are the letters - IHN- MINI- and than was an running wolve but in thee wrong direction at the blade...
i asked me since some weeks how was it read and what is the sinn of these letters.
i asked in the solingen sword museum in the hope that they could help me but i received only a short answer that it is an german blade from the 17. th. ct. nothing else.
now i hope that i could learn something more about it with your opinions.

thank you!!

fernando · 24th January 2020, 10:56 AM

Dralin, the answer to your question is found above in post #14. Also you may find some additional comments in your OTHER POST in THE EARLY MAKERS TRADE MARKS thread.

24th January 2020, 08:28 AM	#1
dralin23 Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 194	an other pata sword with an marked Blade hello, i noticed that an nearby similar marked blade was here discussed. i show these in an indian sword mounted blade also in an other thread here. but it is very intresting to see that these letters was also stitched in these basket hilted sword. in my sword blade are the letters - IHN- MINI- and than was an running wolve but in thee wrong direction at the blade... i asked me since some weeks how was it read and what is the sinn of these letters. i asked in the solingen sword museum in the hope that they could help me but i received only a short answer that it is an german blade from the 17. th. ct. nothing else. now i hope that i could learn something more about it with your opinions. thank you!! Attached Images

24th January 2020, 10:56 AM	#2
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Dralin, the answer to your question is found above in post #14. Also you may find some additional comments in your OTHER POST in THE EARLY MAKERS TRADE MARKS thread.