The first sword is dated 1350 A.D.
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Bruno Giordan wrote: |
As for the writing IN BRACHIO SVO it just means in his arm |
Vincent Le Chevalier wrote: | ||
Thanks for that! Reminds me that I really should visit this museum again :)
In fact it's said in the notice that the writing begins on the other side of the sword and reads: FECIT POTENTIAM / IN BRACHIO SUO a verse from the Magnificat. Regards |
Hugo Voisine wrote: |
the notice of the first sword says it has a fuller. Can't see it from here however. |
Bruno Giordan wrote: |
Thank you
As for the writing IN BRACHIO SVO it just means in his arm |
Richard Fay wrote: |
Hello all!
Manoucher, Thanks again for sharing! |
Vincent Le Chevalier wrote: | ||
Thanks for that! Reminds me that I really should visit this museum again :)
In fact it's said in the notice that the writing begins on the other side of the sword and reads: FECIT POTENTIAM / IN BRACHIO SUO a verse from the Magnificat. Regards |
Hugo Voisine wrote: |
Thanks for sharing. :)
The two swords under the claymore look nice also, and so the Swiss degen in the right corner of the same pic... Edit : the notice of the first sword says it has a fuller. Can't see it from here however. |