Stocco of the fifteenth century, most probably of English origin, produced according to the original kept at the Wallace Collection in Scotland.

Known as the "Shrewsbury" from the name of the place where in 1403 King Henry IV defeated the rebel barons led by Sir Henry Percy. It has the typical structural features of a sword of 400, with steel blade strongly tapered tip that terminates in a very sharp, especially suited to hit store.

The hilt consists of a handle covered in leather, a polygonal knob "on the baptistery and right arms of the hilt with little crosses carved on the terminal.

Provided with a sheath covered in black leather and metal parts in metal.

Total length 111 cm.

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