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AN ITALIAN GUNNER'S STILETTO. MID-17TH CENTURY. With tapering blade of triangular section marked on one face with increments from '1' to '120', turned ricasso, hilt comprising short swelling spirally fluted quillons, wire-bound spirally fluted swelling ivory grip inset with tortoiseshell pellets and silver pins, and spirally fluted pommel ...
17th century Italian Stiletto. £750.00. A solid steel Italian stiletto from the 17th century, it has a diamond shaped blade with a widened reinforced tip. The blade and handle are both solid with no movement. The blade has an overall nice patina with no rust or pitting.
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AN ITALIAN GUNNER'S STILETTO. Mid-17th Century. With blade of stiff-triangular section with moulded ricasso and a numbered scale on one face, short ovoidal writhen quillons, the pommel en suite, and original spirally fluted horn grip inlaid with contrasting horn pellets (light pitting).
an italian stiletto 17 t h Century With tapering stiff-triangular blade, moulded ricasso, straight quillons, small ring-guard, faceted globular pommel and original wooden grip.
An Italian stiletto. mid-17th century. Sold for US$ 1,170 inc. premium. follow. Antique Arms and Armour and Modern Sporting Guns. 17 Nov 2008, 10:00 PST. San Francisco. An Italian stiletto. mid-17th century. The 7 1/2 inch triangular blade with turned base. Iron guard with spirally fluted finials, the pommel en suite.
Antique 17th century Italian gunner’s stiletto featuring a triangular blade marked with incremented markings for measuring cannon bores / powder levels. Turned iron pommel, bolster, and cross guard, flanking a wooden grips, decorated with grooves once sporting wire inlays and accented with round amber beads.
3 de feb. de 2024 · The Italian stiletto is not just a knife; it’s a symbol of elegance, craftsmanship, and history that has evolved over centuries. From its origins in the late 1400s to its modern incarnation as a sophisticated accessory, the Italian stiletto tells a story of transformation and resilience.
