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Originally Posted by Tordenskiold1721
I think you summarize it all very well.
I would like to see more examples of the Dussack's used in the low countries and know more about by who and when they where introduced and who used them for what purpose as this type seemingly originates from Styria, Southern Germany, today Austria and some parts of today Northern Italy. Before spreading in central Europe and Northern Europe.
More photos of good examples like Jean's would be great to see !!
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on nomenclatur weapons often kept their original name after being exported.
early basket hilts 1550-1580 in german language pferdemaulkorb-gefaess swedish Mulekorgs-fæste.
later dussage and variations thereof, probably derived from the( tjech?) word dusaken, an early form of steel alone.
schwedendegen the term refers to me to a later Type Felddegen around 1640, a kind of early Walloon type. see attcachement
the weapon count (Våpenting) you mentioned went over a long period of time over 150 years.
Are there early records known just after 1604 where these swords are described and was the term schwedendegen known before 1640 ?
I will later post some examples of basket hilts which I believe originated in the Netherlands
best,
Jasper