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Fig. 861. Cinquedea with its original scabbard
North Italian, about 1490-1500. Musée du Louvre
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Fig. 862. Cinquedea
Reversed to show the design upon the blade Italian (Bolognese?), about 1490-1500 Collection: Signor Ressman, Bargello Museum, Florence
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Fig. 863. Cinquedea with its original scabbard
Probably Venetian, about 1500 Collection: Prince Ladislaus Odescalchi, Rome
