Degen der Münchner Stadtwache, um 1600 - photo 1

Degen der Münchner Stadtwache, um 1600

Lot 3302
16.05.2024 13:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3302 | Degen der Münchner Stadtwache, um 1600
Degen der Münchner Stadtwache, um 1600
Kräftige, spitz zulaufende, gegratete Klinge. Gratung, gekehlte Fehlschärfe mit beidseitig geschlagener Lilienmarke (wohl Wolfgang Ständler, vgl. Zeitschrift für Historische Waffenkunde, Band 8, S. 202, Marke 46). Kräftiges, geschwärztes Bügelgefäß, spiralförmig gekehlte Hilze mit aufwendiger Wicklung aus Messing- und Eisendraht mit zwei Türkenbünden. Abgeflachter Walzenknauf mit kleinem Vernietknauf. Länge 101 cm.
Typischer Degen der Münchner Stadtwache. Zahlreiche ähnliche Exemplare befinden sich im Münchner Zeughaus und im Bayerischen Armeemuseum in Ingolstadt.
A rapier of the Munich City Guard, circa 1600
A rapier of the Munich City Guard, circa 1600
Robust tapering blade of diamond section. Recessed oblong ricasso framed by incised lines and struck on either side with a fleur-de-lys mark (probably Wolfgang Ständler, cf. Zeitschrift für Historische Waffenkunde, volume 8, p. 202, mark 46). Robust, blackened swept hilt, spirally turned grip elaborately bound with brass and iron wire, and two Turk's heads. Flattened barrel-shaped pommel with small tang button. Length 101 cm.
Typical rapier of the Munich City Guard. Several similar rapiers are housed in the Munich Zeughaus and the Bayerische Armeemuseum in Ingolstadt.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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