European 16th Century Swiss Halberd Pole-Arm

Good 15th-16th C. German HALBERD Polearm with Engraved Blade . Total length: 77 3/4", Blade length : 14 3/4", and 4" wide. ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our we

Victorian Period Helberd Head in a Style Of 16Th-Century German Halberds. Circa 19th Century. Total length : 23 3/4", Blade length : 8 1/2". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this ca

European Swiss style Halberd with a long slightly curved concave axe face and rear downward facing protruding blade with a tall multi sided spike, pierced to the face and rear, and socketed to a wood

Victorian Period European 82 3/4"overall with a 11-inch blade overall, and 5"x 2" wide axe head. The head is mounted to a round wooden shaft by two metal bands held by five rosette head nails on each

Western Europe, probably Germany, ca. second half of the 16th century CE. A large halberd that stands over 8 feet tall! The halberd is a two-handed pole weapon consisting of an axe-head topped with a

Unusual Early European Halberd Polearm Head, Probably Italian Swiss or German, with a Long Thrusting Spike and Engraved Head which includes a Large Hook for Dragging the Horsemen Down Full Length 23 i

14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear with Engraved Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 26", Blade length : 4 3/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting o

Scarce 14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear. Very Old Full Length Haft. Total length 49 1/8", Blade length : 4 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website -

Scarce 14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear. Very Old Full Length Haft. Total length 49 1/8", Blade length : 4 1/4". ~~. Additional images are available at sofedesignauctions.com. ~~. Detailed condition

Rare 14th-15th Century Italian Halberd Polearm. Engraved blade with wooden haft. Similar examples found in Armi Bianche Italiane by Lionello G. Boccia/Eduardo T. Coelho. Total length (inside scabbard

A historicism polearm in 16th century styleEinseitig gegratetes Blatt mit zwei seitlichen Klingen. Kräftige konische Tülle mit rundem Hartholzschaft. Länge 243 cm.Condition: II -

Europe, probably Corsica, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A rare example of a corseque, a type of ranseur or roncone, a pole weapon similar to a partisan. The trident-like tip is cast from iron, in the f

Western Europe, Scotland, ca. 16th century CE. A sizable forged-iron halberd blade with a conical socketing shaft, a crescent-shaped axe head with a sharpened interior blade edge, and a protruding lat

Rare 16th C. Gothic German or Italian PARTIZAN Polearm with Engraved Sword Shaped Head & Very Old Full Length Haft, Possibly Original to the Head. Total length : 91", Head : 5 1/2" Wide & 32 1/4" Long

Victorian Period German or Italian Helberd. The head is mounted to a round wooden shaft by two metal bands on each side. No visible markings. Total length : 87 3/4", Blade length : 21" x 11". ~~ . Det

A steel spear or polearm A steel spear or polearm, early 19th century, Swiss, the blade with traces of etched decoration, above a turned shaft and a pointed end, 197cm long Condition Report: One side

Nice Victorian era Silvered Iron Halberd Polearm Head of 16th-17th C. Style, Engraved with Crests Crossed Swords and Floral Foliage Scrolls. Full Length 30 x 26 inch

Large Swiss or German halberd in the style of the 16th century with a long axe face, tall 4-sided pointed spike, and downturned rear facing protrusion. blade 11 1/4" H, 22 1/2" H axe face, overall 87"

Type: WeaponMaterials: IronMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 18th century or earlierMaker: UnknownDescription: An iron axe or polearm head, European, likely 18th century or earlier and lacking th

Western Europe, Spain or Latin America, Colonial Period, ca. 16th century CE. An iron halberd head cast with a cylindrical socket for mounting on a pole as a defensive weapon. The halberd has two prom

Type: WeaponMaterials: Forged iron, woodMarkings & Inscriptions: FC touchmarkDate: 18th century or earlierMaker: Unknown, EuropeanDescription: An early forged iron polearm head (halberd, glaive) with

Europe, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. These are the gilded bronze arms of a cross that depict two symbols of Christ's Apostles. The first shows a saint holding a book; the second shows a griffin, which

Europe, Italy or Spain, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. A matching pair of Majolica (also spelled Maiolica) pottery vessels presenting sinous silhouettes and hand painted with a coat of arms comprised of

Finely finished, early European sculpture in fire gilt bronze of the crucified Christ in agony, thin arms stretched in extremis. There are holes in the hands for an earlier cross mounting..17th centur