Two-handed sword Flammberge from the 15th century. Also known as German Bidenhänder, Flammenschwert, or Gassenhauer. Because the fighters could literally carve alleys into the enemy lines with it. A medieval reproduction of the sword from the museum in the town hall of Emden with a forged blade and crossguard made of carbon steel, leather-wrapped false edge, and hardwood grip.
The name Flamberge is derived from the wavy flame-shaped blade. Another designation is also Flammenschwert.
Blade length to false edge: 77 cm
Blade length to crossguard: 100 cm
Blade width: 5 cm
Total length: 144 cm
Total weight: approx. 4 kg
Blade material: forged carbon steel
Grip made of hardwood
Blade not sharp
Delivery with unmounted crossguard
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| ID | 9362930 |
| URL | https://www.gunfinder.com/items/9362930 |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 85101 Lenting, Germany |
| Availability | In stock |
| Shipping costs paid by | Buyer |