A phenomenally chiseled Sword,
OaL: 38.5 in/97.7 cm
possibly Germany, 17th century, housed at the Musée du Louvre.
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A phenomenally chiseled Sword,
OaL: 38.5 in/97.7 cm
possibly Germany, 17th century, housed at the Musée du Louvre.
German Rapier (c. 1630–1650)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Type: Rapier
Overall length: 100.3 cm
Blade length: 86.5 cm
Grip: 12.3 cm
Weight: 840 g
Origin: Germany
Material: steel (blued, gilded, perforated blade)
Technique: bluing, gilding, perforation, chiseling, russeting, damascening
Who wants to duel?
I was fortunate enough to be invited to do a sword demonstration at a Beltane festival this Saturday, and while we did a good bunch of weapons (longsword, sabre, rapier, rapier & cloak, sword and buckler), my favourite part, potentially on part of being a bit of an attention whore, was demonstrating greatsword!
Look at me go!
Also like, not to brag, and it's a double edged sword (no pub intended) with dysphoria, but look at my arm and shoulder muscles >:3
Unfortunately wasted on me other than for reasons of swinging a sword about the place 😭
“The point envenom’d too! Then, venom, to thy work”
Skulduggery went low and China went high
Armored Lady Monday
A little combat medic