Central European sabre, fang (dussack)

Slightly curved single-edged blade (length 74 cm, width 4,3 cm), with a dorsal blade near the tip, simply decorated on one side with wavy and embossed patterns, with an embossed mark with an angel motif. Iron hilt. Open, flat guard arch, which passes into equally flat arms of a cross guard, one arm of which rises slightly towards the pommel, the other towards the point. The ends of the arms are flat and wide. The broad sail-shaped guard is based on the cross-guard and is decorated with two symmetrical groups of openwork motifs. An axis-shaped flat side arch connects this guard with the guard arch. A thumb ring connects the front and back guard arches to the cross guard. Wooden handle. The surface of the head is pyramidal in shape. Germany, late 16th century, length 87 cm. Condition 2+

Slightly curved single-edged blade (length 74 cm, width 4,3 cm), with a dorsal blade near the tip, simply decorated on one side with wavy and embossed patterns, with an embossed mark with an angel motif. Iron hilt. Open, flat guard arch, which passes into equally flat arms of a cross guard, one arm of which rises slightly towards the pommel, the other towards the point. The ends of the arms are flat and wide. The broad sail-shaped guard is based on the cross-guard and is decorated with two symmetrical groups of openwork motifs. An axis-shaped flat side arch connects this guard with the guard arch. A thumb ring connects the front and back guard arches to the cross guard. Wooden handle. The surface of the head is pyramidal in shape. Germany, late 16th century, length 87 cm. Condition 2+, Slightly curved single edged blade (length 74 cm, width 4.3 cm), double-edged at the point, simply decorated on the one side with waves and punched patterns, stamped with the angel mark. Iron hilt. An open, flat knuckle-bow that extends into the equally flat quillons, whose one end curve slightly upward toward the pommel and towerd the point on the opposite side. The ends of the quillons are flat and wide. The sail-shaped guard plate, which rises upward on the third side, is decorated with two symmetrical groups of openwork. There is a flat, S-shaped sideguard connecting the knuckle-bow and the guard plate. The front arm and rear arm are additionally connected to the crossbar by a thumb guard. Wooden grip. Low, pyramid-shaped pommel; oval, flat riveted button. German, late 16th century, length 87 cm. Condition 2+