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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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Ethnographic Arms & Armour - Incendiary quarrels/arrows/crossbow bolts
BALLESTERO
Ethnographic Arms & Armour - A unique crossbow collection
Archery
17 Pins
A flock of maces at the Royal Armouries
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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Spearhead, South Germany, c. 1430
Military Lugged Spear Dated: circa 1500 Culture: North European Measurements: Head 53.5cm. Overall length 234cm
Spear
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Basilard "dagger" with a ring
basilard with finger ring
basilard with finger ring
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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Halberd, Date: ca. 1480 Culture: French
Pollaxes
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