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Scottish Sinclair Sword ca 1580-1612 Original in mint condition
Guns International #: 101165147 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: Military Collectible Non US - Edged Weapons Pre 1900
Seller's Information
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Seller: tdura
Member Since: 1/14/09
State: Colorado
Country: United States
Phone: (719) 689-3007
Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
3 days
Payment Types Accepted: paypal, check, PMO, Certified
Description:
For an idea of value see --tortuga trading pages 2 and 3 on the net-- Identified Scottish,use these were made in southern germany ca 1580-1612,an awesome weapon for sure, known also as a hatchet blade dussage--many varieties were made this sword is about mint and all original down to the blade engraving--These swords rarely come to the marketplace and are coveted by their owners-these were in use by the famous mercenary George Sinclair and his band of about 500 mercenaries, George Sinclair and his group met their end at the battle of Kringen, in Norway- these fearsome weapons were also used by Pirates in and after this period. the double fuller converging to one large fuller as well as the knights cross guard and the full unmodified hatchet blade presenting all of its original blade engraving showing the sun, moon and stars. These swords predate the famous Scottish basket hilt swords that are well known even thru our american revolutionary period. you want a famous sword ?? Well this is your chance they rank right up there with a fine Viking sword for notariety. For an idea of value see --tortuga trading pages 2 and 3 on the net-- Identified Scottish,use these were made in southern germany ca 1580-1612,an awesome weapon for sure, known also as a hatchet blade dussage--many varieties were made this sword is about mint and all original down to the blade engraving--These swords rarely come to the marketplace and are coveted by their owners-these were in use by the famous mercenary George Sinclair and his band of about 500 mercenaries, George Sinclair and his group met their end at the battle of Kringen, in Norway- these fearsome weapons were also used by Pirates in and after this period. the double fuller converging to one large fuller as well as the knights cross guard and the full unmodified hatchet blade presenting all of its original blade engraving showing the sun, moon and stars. These swords predate the famous Scottish basket hilt swords that are well known even thru our american revolutionary period. you want a famous sword ?? Well this is your chance they rank right up there with a fine Viking sword for notariety. trades possible ??
SOLD