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Kai Lawson
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 Posted: Tue 10 Dec, 2013 12:40 pm Post subject: Bronze age scabbards/chapes |
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I've seen some examples of bronze age tongue style chapes (from the musee de l'arme? I'm not sure) as well as a beautiful Carp's tongue sword with scabbard from said museum. Does anyone have good pictures of bronze age chapes in either the tongue or later winged/flared styles? I've already looked through a number of links here:
http://1501bc.com/page/index2.html
and I'm wondering if anyone has more? The British museum has some, but the photos are small, and detail isn't great…
Living in the US makes taking a jaunt to the local history/arms museum difficult.
"And they crossed swords."
--William Goldman, alias S. Morgenstern
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