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The Italian Storta rose into prominence in the early 16th century, primarily in Italy. Its influences can be traced to the earlier Falchion and other influences. This sword became unique in its many forms and shapes becoming highly decorative but still deadly cutting swords.
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The Italian Storta rose into prominence in the early 16th century, primarily in Italy. Its influences can be traced to the earlier Falchion and other influences.
English words for storta include retort, sprain, twist and retort stand. Find more Italian words at wordhippo.com!
This 16th century sword is now in the 21st century! The Italian Storta ...
A near exact copy of the famous storta (falchion) in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. With its graceful triple clipped blade, muliple fullers etching and gilding.
Italian probably Venetian short sword, Storta. The sword retains its original leather covered wooden grip, typical s shaped guard with a side ring and lobed ends, also a matching lobed pommel.