This type of rapier was often chosen as a distinct sword design by elite military groups of the 17th century. Many examples survive from Saxon and Bavarian corps. The epitome of a classic rapier, it could not be bettered as an example of the sword makers' art. Arms & Armor produces this rapier with an authentic twisted wire-wrapped grip using fine wire and a tight twist not often seen in modern reproductions. The inner guard has a three bar set of the normal type.

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RA-01.01
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RA-01.02
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RA-01.03
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Rapier
RA-01.04
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RA-02.01
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Rapier
RA-02.02
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Rapier
RA-02.03
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Rapier
RA-02.04
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Rapier
RA-03.01
Price: 140 EUR
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Rapier
RA-03.02
Price: 140 EUR
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Rapier
RA-04.01
Price: 210 EUR
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Rapier
RA-04.02
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Rapier
RA-04.03
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Rapier
RA-04.04
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RA-04.05
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Encyclopedia of historical weapons

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Aventail
A curtain of mail attached by means of staples (ver-velles) around the base of a helmet (especially the basinet ), and…
Pollaxe
(The preferred spelling to polaxe or poleaxe). A knightly staff weapon, its head being an axehead, usually balanced by a fluke or…
Tip
The pointed end of a sword’s blade. Most swords taper towards the tip, but some are straight until the very tip.
Vervelles
Bronze, brass, or latten staples that attached to a bascinet to enable the leather cuff of an aventail to be secured to the helmet.
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