File:Elmslie Typology of Single Edge Swords (Blade Types).png
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English: This is the Elmslie Typology of Single Edge Swords (medieval period), showing blade types. As of 2023 it includes 5 types, each with multiple sub types.
Any blade may have different types of hilt, primarily either sword like (Falchion) or Slab Scale (Messer) as well as shorter fighting Knife like (Knife). Fullers are not part of the blade typing, and instead can just be recorded as special features of a given blade. |
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