Medieval Weapons

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A handgonne found in Sedelsberg Murrhardt, Germany and initially belived to be from the 15th century, before the first scientific investigation proved that it was made of a modern Degussa-alloy. This piece was obviously inspired by the Danzig-handgonne

The Mörkö Handgonne mid 1300's. National Historical Museum, Stockholm

Firearms

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Crossbow of Ulrich V, Count of Württemberg, 1460 German

Ethnographic Arms & Armour - A unique crossbow collection

Archery

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Appearing in a painting, the same German Gothic War Hammer 'Dolchstreithammer'

A war-hammer provenance: North Italy dating: 16th Century

Hammers & Maces

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Spear

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Daggers

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Ethnographic Arms & Armour - Swordbreakers: A Myth ?

A GERMAN EXPANDING LEFT-HAND DAGGER CIRCA 1580-1600

Spring Loaded Parrying Daggers

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1490-1520 Spear. Object Number VII.1752 at the Royal Armouries, Leeds

an old knife is sitting on top of a wooden stand with a metal blade sticking out of it

The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Lance Point | Spanish | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Lance Point

an old silver and wood knife with a dog sticker on it

Wonderful Material on Swords and Daggers in the Wallace Collection! - Ethnographic Arms & Armour

Ethnographic Arms & Armour - Wonderful Material on Swords and Daggers in the Wallace Collection!

Sold at Auction: Rare 15th C. Scottish Ballock Dagger - Iron & Wood

Rare 15th C. Scottish Ballock Dagger - Iron & Wood

Dague à rognons - Musée de l'Armée

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Baselard Most men wore daggers at their belts, partly for protection in the streets but also because it was fashionable. Large daggers like this, with blades as big as those of swords, were known as 'baselards': the fashion came from Basel, in Switzerland. Baselards seem to have been popular with wealthy London merchants. late Medieval - Museum of London

four large swords are lined up in a row with tags attached to the handles and sides

Norwegian medieval rondel daggers.

a dagger developed in the 14th century with a hilt shaped like a letter “I” and a straight, diamond-shaped blade, originating in Germany; the term sometimes refers to a curved dagger or an anelace Tumblr, Lorien Legacies, Theatrical Scenery, Historical Swords, Utility Knives, Letter I, Diamond Shaped

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a dagger developed in the 14th century with a hilt shaped like a letter “I” and a straight, diamond-shaped blade, originating in Germany; the term sometimes refers to a curved dagger or an anelace

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Sold at Auction: Rare 15th C. Scottish Ballock Dagger - Iron & Wood

Rare 15th C. Scottish Ballock Dagger - Iron & Wood

four different types of knives on a table

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The Rondel Dagger

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Baselard | The Art Institute of Chicago

Baselard | The Art Institute of Chicago French, possibly Swiss Baselard, 15th century Wood and steel L. 40 cm (15 3/4 in.) Blade L. 28.5 cm (11 1/4 in.) Wt. 10.5 oz. George F. Harding Collection, 1982.3473

Swords from the Castillon Hoard. Generally dated to around 1453, they were some of 80-odd swords found a sunken barge in the Dordogne river. Type XVIII (left) and type XV (those to the right), all show the inset pommels popular in that era for single-handed swords.