European sword from XVII or XVIII c. - <?>

buendia · 15th September 2009, 10:35 PM

A Senefelder - I would be grateful for that.
I decided to go through the photos I had saved and picked a few with some resemblances to my sword. The first comes from Stockholm museum and pictures XVII cent. swords for cut and thrust fighting (somewhere in the net is a very interesting photostory from the excursion of fencers and sword experts to the Museum.

The next sword M1685 was for Swedish infantry.

The third was just labelled 1680 - Northern Europe.

All the traces go to Sweden just as it was suggested before. I didn`t suspect that it could be Swedish sword!

15th September 2009, 10:35 PM	#13
buendia Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Silesia, Poland Posts: 41	A Senefelder - I would be grateful for that. I decided to go through the photos I had saved and picked a few with some resemblances to my sword. The first comes from Stockholm museum and pictures XVII cent. swords for cut and thrust fighting (somewhere in the net is a very interesting photostory from the excursion of fencers and sword experts to the Museum. The next sword M1685 was for Swedish infantry. The third was just labelled 1680 - Northern Europe. All the traces go to Sweden just as it was suggested before. I didn`t suspect that it could be Swedish sword!