Marozzo's two-handed sword

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Marozzo's two-handed sword

This two–handed sword is a similar type of weapon that is depicted in Achille Marozzo’s Opera Nova [Marozzo, 1536] but can be dated earlier to about 1450-1500. Its long and slender blade it is suitable for cuts as well as thrusts. The blade has three fullers and parrying lugs and transitions from rectangular to hexagonal cross section along its length. The crossguard is of simple round shape, the grip consists of a wooden core, tapering towards the pommel, decorated with spiral flutes and covered in leather. A plain, pear–shaped pommel completes the sword.

Sword Type: Type XX mit 3 Kannelierungen
Hilt Type: Type 11 with added plate for hand protection
Pommel: Type T5, somewhat compressed

Two-handed swords, because of the "oversized cargo" is calculated with the prices of another transport company (not Georgian post, because of their restrictions on the "oversized cargo")

Specifications

Base price: 700
Weight total: 2100 gr
Point of balance: 80 mm
Total length: 1485 mm
Blade length: 1128 mm
Crossguard length: 372 mm

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Two-handed sword

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With various current logistics issues and war-driven crises in our region (we are sitting in Georgia between Russia and Israel) we are doing our best in "survival mode.

We are deeply appreciative of you, our stoic clients, for enduring an unusual 3-5 month long wait for our products.

Thank you very much for your patience, understanding, and support! We believe that this situation will become better soon and we'll be able to get back to the 2 month queue that had previously been the norm.