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148) Absolute Best German 2 Hand Wavy Blade Sword Circa 1590!!! Museum Quality and Condition... 100% original black finish...It's been several years since I've had a 2 hand wavy blade sword this nice. Priced To Sell!!!
149) An exceptional  Museum quality North Italian gilded, etched and blued morion dated 1600 with the Coat of Arms from the Tyrolean family of Bredel l. Priced To Sell!!!
152) Exceptional Etched To Death B&W Cuirass Circa 1560!!! Museum Quality... Owner says sell today! Priced To Sell!!!
154) Exceptionally nice German/Austrian 2 hand sword circa 1590. Mint museum quality condition, original everything including grips. Approximately 68 length and guard 18 inches. You won't find a better one. Owner Says Sell Today!!!
150) Exceptional English Pikemans suit circa 1630 with Buff undercoat. If you want a good one with makers marks and in exceptional condition this is it. Owner Say's " Drop The Price And Let's Sell It Today. "
(sword and bill not included) Priced To Sell!!! 		145) Evolutionary Pappenheimer circa 1600 for the calvary. 100% homogenous with no repairs, has 3 marks on the blade.  Priced To Sell!!! 146) Maximilian Italian Infantry Breastplate Circa 1520 From The Great Siege of Rhodes. Provenance Ex Metropolitan Museum Of Art. Restoration to the back, missing gusset. 34CM. Priced To Sell!!! 147) Early Venetian Schivona Circa 1640 Used By The Dalmatian Mercenary Troops. Beautiful basket hilt with Cats Head Pommel. Excellent blade with wide fuller, original grip. Ex Sotheby's item. Priced To Sell!!!
139) A Rare Left Hand Dagger Circa 1580 Probably From The Saxon Electoral Armory In Dresden! Almost certainly one of the daggers of this type included in the sale of pieces from the armory held by Rudolph Lepke of Berlin 8 October 1919. Length 15 inches. Condition: Exceptional as shown -100% homogenous with no restorations. Priced To Sell Today!!! 141) Exceptionally Rare German Flemberg Blade Catching Left Hand Dagger Circa 1590!!! Hexagonal tapering blade with 2 makers marks inlaid with brass or bronze. Oval sectioned straight quillions and pommel with later wire grip. Length 15.2 inches. Priced To Sell Today!!! 143) A museum quality German Armada Chest with original key and decorative elements circa 1650. Size 16"h x 25.25"w x 13"d. Priced To Sell at under $3,600!!! 144) German Zischagge In The Turkish Fashion Circa 1590-1610. A heavy calvary helmet with beautiful brown patina and original check pieces. Zischagge's were derived from the Shishak of Islamic origin. In recent years these helmets have become increasingly rarer. Priced To Sell!!!

76) A HOMOGENOUS GERMAN CUIRASSIER'S ARMOR CIRCA 1590: Former European museum collection.One of the finest post war cuirassier's armors ever to reach the market. The center piece of any collection. Originally slated for acquisition by one of the finest Arms and Armour museums in the world. Seldom does an armor of this quality reach the market. In the Andrew Garcia collection for over 10 years. 100% homogenous with the exception of the fingers/gauntlets. If you want the absolute best here it is. Priced To Sell Today!!!
103) Close German Helmet Circa 1570... Museum Quality ...100% Original Mint Condition... From The Armory Of The Princes of Hanover and Dukes of Brunswick Royal Collection Marionberg Germany... Museum Piece For Any Antique Armor, Sword Collector who only wants the best!!! Exceptionally rare opportunity To own a piece of European history for a fraction of what the European auction houses charge!!! Museum Curators Description: A skull formed in two pieces joined by a turn along the crest of a high medial comb and fitted at the nape with a small tubular plume-holder, visor, upper bevor and bevor attached by common pivots, each secured at the right side by a spring-catch the visor pierced beneath its centrally divided vision-slit with fourteen rhomboid ventilation-holes, the upper bevor pierced with sixteen vertical ventilation-slots, and two gorget-plates front and rear, the lowest in each case decorated with a recessed border, and fitted throughout with domed lining rivets 43cm; 17in high Priced To Sell Today!!!

104) A NORTH GERMAN CLOSE HELMET FOR FIELD USE, CIRCA 1570 Property Formerly in the Hanoverian Royal Collections: One-piece skull rising to a high-roped comb and fitted at the nape with a later small tubular plume-holder, visor and bevor attached by common pivots (replaced, the visor with an early repair at the rear), each secured at the right side by a spring-catch, the visor pierced beneath its stepped, roped and centrally divided vision-slit with a series of circular breathes, and two associated gorget-plates front and rear, the lowest in each case decorated with a file-roped turn (areas of pitting and light rust) 40.7cm; 16in high Priced To Sell Today!!!

135) Exceptionally Rare Italian Sallet/ Barbute Circa 1450 From The Great Siege of Rhodes, Knights Of The Order Of Saint John!!! Appears on page 8 in the book Medieval Armor From Rhodes by curators Walter Karcheski ( Higgins Armory) and Thom Richardson (Royal Collections). The Siege of Rhodes of 1522 was the second attempt by the Ottoman Empire to expel the Knights Of The Order Of St John from their island stronghold and thereby secure Ottoman control of the Eastern Mediterranean. This Is A Very Rare Piece Of European History at a fraction of what the auction houses charge. Priced To Sell Today!!!

 
13) A HOMOGENOUS SOUTH GERMAN FLUTED HELMET FOR FIELD USE IN THE SO-CALLED MAXIMILIAN FASHION CIRCA 1510-20 FROM THE ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS OF SAINT JOHN DURING THE SEIGE OF RHODES AND INVARIABLY TAKEN AS WAR BOOTY TO ST IRENES IN ISTANBUL comprising close helmet formed of a broad rounded one-piece skull with bellows visor and bevor attached by a pair of low-domed common pivots the visor prominently stepped beneath its centrally-divided vision-slit pierced in three rows with ten horizontal ventilation-slots and fitted at its right side with a lifting-peg the bevor flanged outwards at its lower edge to form a short neck-guard (slightly trimmed at its center the flange and left side of the bevor each showing riveted and brazed repairs) and secured to the right side of the skull by a spring-catch (push-button replaced) and one lame of a rear neck-guard collar of four lames front and rear (the top front lame with a later hole at the center the lowest front lame with a large patch at the left side the lowest rear lame with minor chips and cracks at its main edges). Priced To Sell Today!!! 72) AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PAIR OF SOUTH GERMAN ETCHED AND GILT GAUNTLETS CIRCA 1560 LANDSHUT FROM WARWICK CASTLE ATTRIBUTED TO WOLFGANG GROSSSCHEDEL: Each formed of a flared and obtusely-pointed cuff with fixed inner plate its upper edge turned inwards and bearing slight traces of file-roping the lower end of its outer plate decorated over the ulna with an almond-shaped boss six upward-overlapping metacarpal-plates shaped knuckle-plate and finger-plate finely etched and gilt in recessed borders and medial bands and on the knuckle- and finger-plates with bands of arabesque interlace and at the upper edges of each metacarpal-plate with narrower bands of rectangular guilloche PROVENANCE Warwick Castle inv. no. A044. Arabesque ornament of the kind recorded here occurs on several south German garnitures of the third quarter of the 16th century mainly connected with the former Imperial armoury in Vienna. Elements of these garnitures are now widely dispersed as a result of the plundering of the armoury by Napoleonic troops in 1805. They can be seen in the Hofjagd-und R stkammer Vienna Inv. Nos A925 A1118 A2259 & B126 the Musée de l Armée Paris Cat. Nos G.62 and 63 the Wallace Collection London Cat. No. A38 the Royal Armouries Museum Leeds Inv. Nos II. 172 & VI. 62 the Museum Narodowe Cracow the Museo Stibbert Florence Cat. No. 147. In some cases the decoration has a blackened ground while in others as here it has a gilt one. The decoration of the gauntlets catalogued here most closely resembles that of the Landshut piece. Priced To Sell Today!!!

60) Hannover Maximilian Helmet Circa 1520: Property Formerly in the Hanoverian Royal Collections. I originally bought this magnificent helmet at the Princes of Hanover and Dukes of Brunswick auction 6 years ago in Marienberg Germany. I sold it and the current owner who now needs to sell it. If you are looking for a 100% homogenous  Maximilian helmet with an  impeccable provenance ( I was the second owner in almost 500 years) this is it. Owner Wants Offers!!!

94) Not a very pretty hammer but its 100% period. 100% original haft and 100% original head. It has a crack towards the back of the spike. Hungarian/Polish circa 1600-1620. This was the low end hammer for those who could not afford a Mounted Calvary Knights hammer. Priced To Cell!!!

101) Rare Two Hand Fighting German Sword Circa 1580: This is not a two hand processional sword like you see  99% of the time when a two hand sword is offered, this is the real deal. Mint condition, original everything including grips. Museum quality you won't find a better one.Priced To Sell Today!!!

64) Cannonball from the wreck site of the famous English Mary Rose. Found almost 50 years ago, the site can no longer be dived. This is a piece of British history. Priced To Sell Today!!! 109) From the armory of the Earl Of Pembroke. Homogenous closed helmet circa 1550 with original black finish! Sold  at Wilton House in the Sotheby’s sale of 1923. It was bought by a Dutch Museum who recently sold it. Now you can be the 3rd owner in over 450 years. . Priced To Sell Today!!! 68) Almost Pair German gauntlets, circa 1590. Provenance: Fingask Castle, Rait, by Perth, Christie's sale, 26-28 April 1993, lot 637. Flared cuffs rope-turned borders, four downward turning knuckle plates, later finger-plates bordered by incised lines and riveted to buff leather (2) 13inches (33cm) long. Priced To Sell Today!!!

 
111) Museum Quality Maximilian Armor circa 1515-20. Priced To Sell Today!!! 71) Italian Gilded Sword circa 1480-1500. Not a ground find. Exceptional condition, slight conservation to the tip. Priced To Sell Today!!!

16) Exceptionally rare Nuremberg Mail Shirt makers seal circa 1500. Found in Bott Germany.This would identify the maker of the mail shirt as having been a member of the Nuremberg guild. Priced To Sell Today!!!

 

74) French Processional Challenge Lance (throw-down spear) from the Higgins Armory Museum. Circa late 16th century. This is NOT a jousting lance. It has about 80% of its original gilding. It has a Higgins acquisition seal and is in very good shape. I would date it at 1580-90. It's 100 inches long. All cloth items are 19th century about 1880. Super Rare item Priced To Sell Today!!!

75) Hungarian Spangelhelm 8th-10th century. Exceptional condition. Priced To Sell Today!!!

5) Italian composite suit circa 1570. Sword not included. Priced To Sell Today!!!

108) Very Nice Black & White German Half Suit Circa 1580. Priced To Sell Today!!!

17) Italian Gilt Wood Cathedral Tabernacle Door circa 16th century. Measures 15" H. Own a piece of European history. Priced To Sell Today!!!
79) Exceptional Large 18 inch  Lock Circa 1600, Provenance the Higgins Armory Museum. Priced To Sell Today!!! 80) Exceptionally nice Scottish Basket Hilt Sword circa 1700. Priced To Sell Today!!! 81) Two-Hand Sword from the Guard of the Duke Of Hannover. Priced To Sell Today!!! 82) Exceptional Door Lock Circa 1600. Very large over 12 inches. Priced To Sell Today!!!
83) German Poll Ax circa 1480 with original haft. Beyond rare, a museum quality piece with exceptional brass decoration. Priced To Sell Today!!! 85) Circa 1600 ivory Christ. Exceptionally beautiful and superb condition. The work of a master carver. Large 8 1/2 inches. Priced To Sell Today!!! 86) Exceptionally large 18.2 inch German wine jug circa 1600. Highly decorated in superb condition. Bearded face on neck, representing Cardinal Roberto Bellarmino (1542-1621), who was a bitter opponent to Protestantism. Priced To Sell Today!!! 87) Museum Quality German Boar Sword circa 1580. You will not find a better one in any private collection. Priced To Sell Today!!!
88) Prosetional Byzantine Bronze Crosses circa. 8th-10th century. Large measures 4.75 H. Unlike the ones you see on Ebay this one is the real thing. Priced To Sell Today!!! 89) Italian Spetum circa 1570. Very good exceptional condition and form. Museum quality piece. Slight delamination as pictured which is normal. Many similar example are seen through out the finer museums in Europe. Has a 17th century working life haft replacement. Has inventory control tags. Priced To Sell Today!!! 90) German Lug Spear circa 1480. Has about 30 inches of it's original haft. Expertly replaced remaining haft. Very rare double mark with Marzoli collection catalog tag.Very good museum condition.A fine early example of a 15th century polearm with a very rare part of it's original haft. If it was good enough for Marzoli it is good enough for anybody else's collection. Priced To Sell Today!!! 91) A SUPER RARE Bell Metal Cooking Pot. Not only is the size great measures 6in tall and 7in across on the bottom, wonderful belly shaped and color patina is outstanding on this 1550-1659 piece. Flare to the top is super. The seam is made in a sand casting in two pieces. Rings just like a bell. Wonderful 16th Century - early 17th Centura peice. This example is the second one out of my own 17th Century collection. Look close at the detail going up the handle with a snake head on the base. Lots of copper color in this pot which also shows it to be of Dutch origin. Yes, these were used to cook in and boil down meat for lamps. Calling them Flesh Posts. Caudrins. No damage or repairs. Dutch origin. Great piece of metalware. Priced To Sell Today!!!

126) Exceptionally Well Etched German Visor From A Burgonet Circa 1570-80 belonging to a high ranking Knight Or Member of Royalty. Attributed To Leonhard Meurl of Innsbruck. Most likely taken as war booty by Napoleons troops from the Imperial armory in Vienna. Priced to sell today at US$5,995. Priced To Sell Today!!!

133) Rare Scottish Gilt Basket Hilt Sword, ca. 1780 by J J Runkel of Solingen. Length: 39" Original ray skin grip. Museum quality condition. Priced To Sell Today!!! 96) Exceptionally elegant 15th century Spanish (Hispano-Moresque) mortar, cast in bronze, the exterior octagonal with everted rim and flared base, applied with single handle supporting a ring of wrought iron, with pestle. Height: 11cm Width/Diameter: 18cm. Priced To Sell Today!!! 124) A rare Inscribed Homogeniose German two-hand sword, circa 1560-70 with original grip and leather. Fullers capped by a cross mark and stamped with the prayer "O MATER DEI MEMENTO MEI" on both sides at the forte. Struck with the bladesmith's mark (in a shaped recess the letters AB, beneath M, beneath a cross). The same prayer is engraved in an abridged version on the blade of a German dagger dating from circa 1490-1510, preserved in The Wallace Collection, London (A 733). Priced To Sell Today!!!
98) Exceptionally large (over 12 inches tall)  signaling cannon German/Austrian circa 1600. You will not find a bigger one in better condition anywhere. 31cm x 17cm x 5.3cm Priced To Sell Today!!! 99) German/Austrian,Iron Anvil Circa 1600. Iron forging anvil with dark age patina. Broad face, with beautiful Renaissance decorations. Height 26cm, width 32.5cm, weight about 100 LBS. Very decorative anvil with beautiful Renaissance decorations. Ever wonder what swords and armor was forged on? Great addition to any arms and armor collection. Priced To Sell Today!!! 118) Exceptionally Early German Black & White Breast Plate with original Skirt. Circa 1550 in Museum Quality Condition. This is not the typical B&W breast plate you see at most auctions. Priced To Sell at under $4,999! 138) A collection of 16 exceptionally large crossbow bolts in near mint condition bought over several years in Germany. They range in size from 4-9 inches, 14th-16th century. Bolts this size were shot from a castle wall. A 3.25 inch bolt is included for free for a complete collection of 17 crossbow bolts. I have never seen a group of crossbow bolts this large and in this good of condition. In my personal collection for almost 20 years. If your looking for the holy grail of crossbows, this is it! Priced To Sell Today!!!
102) Circa 1580-1600 etched Italian Morion. Good condition with working life repair. Priced To Sell Today!!!

8) Italian one piece Morion with original finish circa 1580. Museum quality one of the nicest we have seen in a long time. Priced To Sell Today!!!

105) Massive Iron Door Knocker 15th-16th Century Spanish Morish. Outer surfaces decorated in a long series of punched tooth-like triangles. This circular ring is freely suspended through a similarly decorated iron cylinder, finished at both ends by wicked flaring spiked edges. It is an open cylinder, for its back end narrows to a pair of long iron flanges which once fixed the knocker to a thick door. The far end of one flange turns down at 90° and is pierced for nailing to the inside of the door. The short matching portion of the other flange is missing, probably broken off in the removal of the knocker from the door. This very rare example of antique ironwork probably came from a cathedral or a large public building. Its condition is fine (virtually indestructible). Knocker diameter: 6 5/8". Thickness of knocker: 1 3/8". Length of hinge + flanges: 4 1/4". Priced To Sell Today!!! 106) Superb Collection Of 4 Giant Gothic Keys Circa 15-16th Century (22-19cm) from Germany!!! These are NOT ground finds and must have served as keys to a church or castle doors. Perfect add on to any medieval or antique sword or armor collection. Priced To Sell Today!!!
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107) CIRCA 1860 MUSEUM QUALITY CHINESE WOOD AND HIDE FLOOR DRUM, Large 30inch. Not restored - original rare mint condition! Extra nice and a great conversation piece!!! Priced To Sell Today!!!
112) Beautiful German Landskneckt Rondell dagger sheath circa 1530 made of copper. Magnificent swiggle work. This is not a ground find. 23cm. This is your chance to own a piece of Medieval/Gothic Arms and Armour history for a fraction of what you would pay at auction. An exceptional piece at an exceptionally reasonable price. You will not find a better one anywhere! Priced To Sell Today!!! 113) Rapier circa 1580 that was found in the river Schelde on the French and Belgium boarder. For a river find it's in great condition. In it's day it was a very expensive sword. Priced To Sell Today!!! 114) A Swiss Lucerne Hammer Circa 1560. Original wooden haft of octagonal section with as might be expected on a 400 year old haft some repaires, some old worming and light pitting. Priced To Sell Today!!!
115) A German or Swiss Halberd Mid-16th Century with 3rd generation working life original haft. No collection is complete without one. Priced To Sell Today!!! 116) German Decorated Armada Iron Strong Box. Circa 1600 with original key. From the Estate of Varue W. Oishei. Museum quality piece. The hinged top and three sides having polychrome flowering-vine painted gilt riveted straps enclosing villages and seascapes, the sides with wrought iron loop handles. Height: 16in (40.6cm); Width: 32in (81.3cm); Depth: 16-3/4 in ( 42.5cm). Priced To Sell Today!!! 117) Early 17th Century Carved Wooden Lion, 23" x 10" x 8". Exceptional, Impressive and Makes A Statement. Priced To Sell Today!!! 119) Exceptionally Rare Italian (Brescian) Dagger with Original Sheath Circa 1600. Mint condition. Only one I have seen like this is 30 years.Priced To Sell Today!!!
120) Exceptionally Rare Austrian/German Archer's Shoulder Pavise, Circa 1480!!! Museum quality. Original unrestored image of St. George slaying the dragon, 25in. Comes from the collection of William Simmons, Ex-Secretary of the Treasury. Priced for quick sale at US$34,000. Priced To Sell Today!!! 121) Daggers Circa 1400 to 1600. An assortment of over 12 exceptional museum grade Western European daggers circa 1400 thru 1600. Many are not pictured. Please Contact Me for a complete list and prices. 122) Daggers Circa 1400 to 1600. An assortment of over 12 exceptional museum grade Western European daggers circa 1400 thru 1600. Many are not pictured. Please Contact Me for a complete list and prices. 123) Daggers Circa 1400 to 1600. An assortment of over 12 exceptional museum grade Western European daggers circa 1400 thru 1600. Many are not pictured. Please Contact Me for a complete list and prices. Click on picture for additional details.
125) Exceptional breastplate with lower lames circa 1505 from the Order of the Knights of Saint John during the Great Seige of Rhodes in 1522 and ivariably taken as War Booty. Very Reasonably Priced under US$9,500. Priced To Sell Today!!! 127) Venetian Stone Capital 17th Century. Height 7 1/2 inches, diameter 6 inches. Appraised by Alice Duncan Levy the head of European Works Of Art Christies New York. Price $1,500. Contact Us Today!!! 128) Exceptionally Rare 17th Century German trick lock with fully functinal key. To open one must first push to the left the upper triangle on the front (see fig. nr.2). The key door opens.  As soon as one turns the key two times, the lock locks. To open one must operate the  metal reinforcment strip on the back (see fig. No. 5) Material: Iron Size: 15,0cm X 8,5cm X 3,5cm Handle: 2.0 cm Weight: 677g Condition is very good. Priced To Sell Today!!! 129) A very rare Mail Brayette German, Late 15th Century. Finely formed of close-set riveted iron rings of rounded section, swollen at the centre and extending over the thighs, 55 cm. wide Footnote: Provenance: Galerie Fischer, Lucerne, 24 June 1974, lot 146. Priced To Sell Today!!!
130) Absolutely Finest 2 Hand Castillion Medieval Sword From the Last Battle Of The 100 Years War 1453. The best of the only five (5) known 2 hand swords to exist from the Castillion hoard in the River Dordogne. This one is better than the one at the Royal Armouries, the MET or Musée de l'Armée in Paris. Won't last, Priced To Sell Today!!! 131) Exceptionally Rare Circa 1600 Hennry VIII Greenwich Lobstertail (Zischägge) Museum Quality 100% Homogenous Helmet! Attributed To Hennry VIII Greenwich Armory! Greenwich armour was a distinctively English style of plate armour of the 16th and 17th centuries, produced by the Royal Armoury founded by Hennry VIII in 1525 in Greenwich. The armoury's name came from the German master armourers hired by Henry VIII. During the 16th century the armoury was traditionally headed by Germans - the most notable armourer of the Greenwich workshop was Jacob Halder, who was master of the armoury from 1576 to 1607. You can see a similar helmet at plate CV Picture A in European Armour In The Tower Of London. This example at the Tower has replaced check pieces. There is another example featured in an article by Thom Richardson in the Arm Armour: Journal of the Royal Armouries. Priced To Sell Today!!! 53) English Pikemans Armor. Breastplate, Backplate and Tassets. Add a helmet and buffcoat and you have a complete suit.Circa 1620.. Priced To Sell Today!!! 132) A Gothic Christ circa 1480. It was re-mounted in the 17th century (a very common practice) on the current wooden cross with base. It is said to contain a relic of St Margaret. A very early and rare piece of European Catholicism. Priced To Sell Today!!!
   
137) A CHILD'S ZISCHÄGGE / Lobstertail in German 17TH Century Style. Priced to sell at $599. Contact Now!!!    

 
4) Massive German crossbow in original condition circa 1590. Length 69.9cm, width 82.6cm, weight 7.6kg.The top of the stock veneered in bone and horn, the sides mainly in horn and the bottom decorated in bone. The tiller richly engraved. Provenance: Collection G.H. Bidermann, illustrated and described in the book "Städtle und Stadt - Dornstetten und Freudenstadt", page 332. Contact Us Today!!! 6) Maximillian Composite Armor circa 1520. Provenance Warwick Castle Warwickshire England. Contact Us Today!!!

8) Medieval Sword type 12A. Circa 1150 - 1250. Exceptional water find in excellent condition. You will not find a better one.

Total Length of the sword #8 is 99CM the Guard 19CM. It was found in a river near Rottenberg Germany before WWII. The sword had an old very light coat of varnish on it. This was very common with collectors from the 1900 to the 1950s. It is very easy to take off. The previous owner cleaned a section in the back to look for marks on the blade.  Contact Us Today!!!

 14) 15th Century German/Swiss halberd.  Contact Us Today!!!
18) German Maximilian Armor composite circa 1530. Contact Us Today!!! 24) Circa 1600 Italian Crab claw Sword. Exceptionally nice and with Marked blade.Contact Us Today!!! 84) Circa 1600 Gun Proof Shield From The Tower of London. Mint Museum piece that made it's way out of the Tower due to human error. To late it got away and I own it and now you can to. Original black finish, the spike like all of them is an ancient replacement. One of the few items to get away from the Tower. This is a piece of British history. Contact Us Today!!! 2) Black & White German 3/4 suit Circa 1570. Contact Us Today!!!
22) German Croosbow Cranikin Ethed to death dated 1575. Contact Us Today!!! 67) Ethed Cabbaset Italiuan Circa 1595. Contact Us Today!!! 43) Gothic Hammer circa 1480. Contact Us Today!!! 42) Italian Falchion circa 1580. Contact Us Today!!!
28) Italian Roncone circa 1580. Contact Us Today!!! 23) German Crossbow Circa 1600. Bone inlay, original everything, very nice. Contact Us Today!!! 33) Exceptionally rare squiggled English cuirass circa 1620. Contact Us Today!!! 9) Catalan Painting circa 1450. Crucifixion with Mary Magdalene and the Virgin Mary. Provincial Catalan. In Frame: 79 x 54cm., Panel: 63 x 38cm., 3cm thick. [Provenance: Private NY collection since 1950's, not seen on market since]. An extremely rare and early Crucifixion, which is seldom seen on the market. Contact Us Today!!!

73) Knight Jousting Lance 17th Century Ex-Museum Rings RARE!!! Beyond RARE!!! Formerly on display in the world famous Higgins Museum Armory. Contact Us Today!!!

 

62) French Gothic Twin Angels circa late 15th century 30 and 29 CM high. Exceptional condition with just a few dings. Contact Us Today!!! 10) A rapier of the Munich Town Guard circa 1600, strong sharply tapering blade (little notches) of diamond section, tapering ricasso struck with the makers mark for Wolfgang Ständler. Exceptional example,91cm blade, total length 107cm. Contact Us Today!!! 95) Exceptional Knights Medieval Sword Circa 1400 A- Condition: Exceptional Knights Medieval Sword Circa 1400 A- Condition with tapering double-edged blade of flattened diamond section, straight quillions of rectangular section narrowing toward the tip, and wheel-shaped pommel tapering towards the top. Contact Us Today!!!
 
92) Marble Madonna Staute -circa 1450. A superb example of Gothic Catholic iconography. Contact Us Today!!!
7) A NORTH GERMAN CLOSE HELMET, CIRCA 1560 BRUNSWICK Property Formerly in the Hanoverian Royal Collections:
With rounded one-piece skull rising to a roped medial comb and fitted at the nape with a plume-holder (the skull with an early patched repair and one small hole), visor, upper bevor and bevor attached by common pivots (replaced), each secured at the right side by a spring-catch with leather restored lifting-peg, the visor with stepped centrally-divided vision-slit and pierced with six rectangular and four circular ventilation holes and a pair of holes for the attachment of a brow reinforce, the prow-shaped upper bevor pierced with circular arrangements of ventilation holes, two gorget-plates front and rear 40.6cm; 16in high. . Priced To Sell Today!!!

 

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