Breughel messer 1 - short sword with/without eating set
£1,050.00
In many of Breughels’ paintings you see fairly low status men carrying short messers often with a side ring and a knuckle bow. This form of short sword was popular throughout the 16thC.
They were often fairly crude and are often worn slung from a baldric. Clearly they are working items and not just for show and the owners give the impression they were used as tools as much as weapons. (shown here with and without a custom eating se of knife and pricker).
PLEASE CHOOSE OPTIONS WITH OR WITHOUT EATING SET IN DROP DOWN MENU CHOICES
Specification
Grip length – 11cm/4.25"
Blade length – 41cm/16"
Overall length –55cm/21.5"
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