[Hugo Guertin Beaudry]

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for the Passau running wolf , I would like to see it , so if some one could refer me or send me a pic I would really appreciate
sorry for my english
Hugo from Qc

[Thomas McDonald]

The Running Wolf mark,of Passau,or Solingen, on the blade of a Scottish claymore & another version on a Scottish baskethilt.

[Thomas McDonald]

Pg. 109 of Wagner's "Cut and Thrust Weapons".

Mac

[Ben Sweet]

Here is one off my rapier blade

Mac, thanks for posting that Wagner's!

[Anders Backlund]

Man, what's up with the 15:th century mark? Looks more like a running whale then a running wolf.

[Thomas McDonald]

Two running wolf markings on the blade of an 18th century German Hunting sword.

Mac

[Grayson C.]

1.) Running donkey
2.) Running Rhino
3.) Running inch worm
4.) Running wildabeast
5.) Running primeval horse
6.) Running scottish terrir holding a stick in his mouth
7.) Running bronco
8.) Running bronco while tap dancing
9.) Running carp
10.) Running dingo
11.) Running parakeet
12.) Running yorkshire terrier
13.) Running toad
14.) Running wolf (gasp!)
15.) Running squirrel
16.) Running tree frog

All kidding aside, thanks for posting this, I'm quite interested

Ben, your running wolf doesn't seem to match any of the above...?

[Todd Salazar]

A couple of different examples from two different 17th century blades.

[Thomas McDonald]

Another running wolf mark on the blade of the following Scottish baskethilt.
-- *Photo: Ron Luciano, shot at the Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow, 2004.

Mac

A.1952.31.b - John Napier of Glasgow
Hilt signed IN over G speculated
to be that of John Napier of Glasgow
Culter admitted Burgess
in 1654 (died by 1694).
Silver plaque, at the base
of the knuckle plate, marked
WEK surmounted by
an Earl's coronet.
* Charles Whitelaw believed
this to be for William, Earl of Kilmarnock.
(Kilmarnock was beheaded in England
for his part in the 1745 Jacobite
Rising). Weight - 3 lbs. 2oz.

[Vladimir R.]

I would like to contribute to this topic, this is Passau wolf from the sword in Belgrade museum. Its dating is disputable, but most agree that it is from the 15th century. Could this mark proove or disproove its dating?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cztzbg8skyyqraw/Belgrade%20museum%20passau%20wolf.png