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Fig. 1468. Rapier (Flamberge type)
French fashion, about 1630. Collection: Mr. Felix Joubert
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Fig. 1469. Rapier (Flamberge type)
Probably English, about 1625. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom
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Fig. 1470. Rapier (Flamberge type)
Probably Dutch or English, about 1625. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom
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Fig. 1471. Rapier hilt
The form in common use in England about 1630. Probably of Dutch workmanship. Collection: Baron de Cosson
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Fig. 1472. Rapier
A form in common use in England about 1630. Probably of Dutch workmanship. Collection: Mr. G. H. Ramsbottom
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Fig. 1473. Rapier
A form in common use in England about 1630-50. Collection: Mr. Felix Joubert