Richter, Gisela Marie Augusta, 1882-1972, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.) · New York [The Gilliss Press] · leaf 437
per was mixed with9-11 per cent of tin, and was of correspondingly greater hardness. Theforms of the dagger blades accordingly became more developed. They havenow broad flat tangs with flanged edges. The handle-plates were rivetedto these tangs, where they were kept in place by the flanges. For… … 1403 Length, St§ in. (13.5 cm.), cf. J. L. Myres, Cesnola Handbook, No. 4692. 390 ARMS AND ARMOR Illustrated in the Cesnola Atlas, III, pi. LXIV, 3. Greenish patina. The sur- Dagger-face is much encrusted and corroded. Ace. No. C.B. zz. blades I404 Between the blade and the tang is a socket to…
Bronzes · Art, Ancient
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