Description
Featuring small concave axe head with birds heads and down-turned rear beak; etched
with scrolling foliage and stands of arms at the junction. 9″ leaf-shaped blade etched with
scrolling foliage. Integral conical ferrule; mounted on later painted hardwood shaft.
Etching sharp and clear with only minor wear; metal with scattered light pitting. Length of
metal 14 1/8″, overall 80 1/4″. Halberds of this type were often carried by the color guard
and used to defend a regiment’s honor at any cost. Price includes shipping in the
contiguous USA, the cost of which has doubled since Covid!
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European Partizan, Early 18th C, Probably German
Partizan of the Guard of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI, Dated 1732
European Halberd, 16th C
South European Partizan/Spontooon, 17th C