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Early Halberd circa 1500-1520

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"Constructed with a sword-shaped spike. Remains of decoration, strong medial ridge. Classifying which country a halberd is from is normally difficult; however, it should be noted that Albrecht Dürer used this typology of halberd in his drawings and engravings during this period. The halberd is a multiuse staff weapon of the Medieval and Renaissance periods. It was used with devastating effects throughout Europe. The halberd was developed in Switzerland and was popular throughout Western Europe. The halberd was responsible for changing warfare in Renaissance/ Medieval Europe. It was first called ‚ Hallembart ‚ by the German poet Konrad of Wurzberg (d. 1287), who described a blade attached to a pole utilizing two rings called ‚eyelids in a poem about the Trojan War. It originated between the 6th and 9th centuries in the early Middle Ages. The first halberds were a short sword called a ‚scramasax‚ (see page 313 in my book) attached to a wooden pole. The halberd had reached a more evolved form by the late 13th and 14th centuries. It is mentioned in poetry and contemporary records of the period. In 1348, Franciscan John of Winterthur chronicled the Battle of Morgarten in 1315, in which his father fought.

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Early Halberd circa 1500-1520
Early Halberd circa 1500-1520
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