15thC/16thC Bauernwehr with Horn grip, hatched nagel, black scabbard - SOLD
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A mid status bauernwehr with black horn grip scales and hollow steel rivets. This is a well detailed piece with hatching to the spine, nagle and the bolsters to create a striking look that would not be out of place on the hip of a merchant from 1450-1520.
Features a black double layer veg tan sheath with simple incised decoration.
Blade length: 28cm/11"
grip length: 9.5cm/3.75"
overall length: 41cm/16"
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