Schwerer militärischer Degen, Wolfgang Stantler in München, um 1600 - photo 1

Schwerer militärischer Degen, Wolfgang Stantler in München, um 1600

Lot 1298
04.11.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1478131
Lot 1298 | Schwerer militärischer Degen, Wolfgang Stantler in München, um 1600
Schwerer militärischer Degen, Wolfgang Stantler in München, um 1600
Schwere, zweischneidige, spitz zulaufende Klinge mit rautenförmigem Querschnitt. Die konische Fehlschärfe mit beidseitig geschlagener Schmiedemarke "ST" unter Krone. Eisernes Bügelgefäß mit Resten der originalen Brünierung. Originale, seitlich gekehlte Hilze mit feiner Eisendrahtwicklung und Türkenbünden. Ovaler, seitlich leicht gegrateter Knauf. Stellenweise leicht flugrostig, reinigungsbedürftig. Länge 101 cm.
Wolfgang Stantler war Klingenschmied in München aus der bekannten Passauer Schwertfegerfamilie Stantler, die bereits im 15. Jahrhundert nachweisbar ist und dort die berühmten Passauer Wolfsklingen fertigte.
Dieses Modell wurde u.a. von der Münchner Stadtwache geführt. Im Münchner Zeughaus befinden sich noch heute identische Degen in großer Zahl. Weitere Exemplare befinden sich in zahlreichen internationalen Museen, so z.B. im Bayerischen Armeemuseum in Ingolstadt.
A heavy military rapier by Wolfgang Stantler of Munich, circa 1600
A heavy military rapier by Wolfgang Stantler of Munich, circa 1600
Heavy, double-edged, pointed blade of lenticular cross-section. The tapered ricasso with maker's mark "ST" underneath a crown struck on both sides. Iron knuckle-bow hilt with remnants of original bluing. Original grip with fullers on the side, fine iron wire wrap and Turks’ heads. Oval pommel slightly ridged on the side. Slightly rust-coated in parts, in need of cleaning. Length 101 cm.
Wolfgang Stantler, bladesmith in Munich, came from the distinguished swordsmith family Stantler located in Passau, which was recorded there as early as the 15th century and crafted the famous Passau wolf blades.
This model was used, among others, by the Munich city watch. Identical rapiers can still be found in large numbers at the Munich Armoury. Further specimens are on display in numerous international museums, for example the Bavarian Army Museum, Ingolstadt.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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