Vita:Falchion

Ismert falchionok

„(...) I think I have about 20 surviving examples:

• 1: Miecz świętego Piotra, Poznań Archdiocesan Museum, Poznań, Poland, "sword of st peter"
• 2: Durham Cathedral "Conyers Falchion"
• 3: Musee Du Moyen age, Cluny CL.3452 "Chatelet Falchion"
• 4: Milan Sforzesco castle
• 5: Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte, Inv no. AB.II.176, Hamburg
• 6: Scottish National Museum no K2007.210 (single-edged scots-hilted halflang sword or falchion?)
• 7: Reichsstadtmuseum Rothenburg (probably a fake)
• 8: Private collection, Hermann-Historica Auction # 61, Lot nr: 2308.
• 9: Private collection (also probably a fake)
• 10: Private Collection (Again a fake, those three just dont look right to me)
• 11: Museé de l'Armeé/ Invalides. Inv no. uncertain.
• 12: Legermuseum, Delft, Inv.no.011098
• 13: Koninklijk Legermuseum, Brussels, Inv. no. #15169 (Formerly Porte De Hal, referenced in Claude Blair)
• 14: Norwich Castle Museum, Thorpe Falchion
• 15: Royal Armouries, Leeds: Castillon Hoard Falchion, IX.5409
• 16: Wakefield Hangar Straight-bladed single-edged sword.
• 19: Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nurnburg, Inv.no uncertain.
• 18: Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nurnburg Inv no. W2818 & W2819. Malchus and associated pricker <Pontosítás: 2813 rondel (c. 1400); Säbelschwert (Malchus) (1486/1500); és Nürnberg (angolul Nuremberg)>
• 19: Deutsches Klingenmuseum, Solingen.
• 20: Museo Arquelogico, Cordoba (Data still missing)
• 21: Metropolitan Museum Of Art N.Y.C. Inv.no #1984.73” Egy angol fórum
  -- Ulrich von Lichtenstein ^vita 2016. június 14., 08:08 (CEST)

Képek

• Német (?), XV. sz. eleje
  -- Ulrich von Lichtenstein ^vita 2016. június 14., 08:24 (CEST)