Battle rifle, 17th century.

Carbine length 910 mm, head length 785 mm, width at base 35 mm, back thickness at base 6 mm, carbine weight 790 g

Open hilt, no mustached hilt. Forward-sloping head in the form of a schematic eagle's head seen in profile. Shank made of two wooden facings riveted to the shaft with three transverse rivets with decorative rosettes - three missing. The facings incised in chevrons. Head and sockets for upper whiskers nailed with studs. The steel hilt, with considerable curvature, profiled on both sides without a sill into three narrow dorsal furrows. The first one reaches the hammer of the double-edged pen, the other two reach almost a stiletto in the dorsal line. On the inner amphibian, at the level of the pledge, the Styrian workshops' armor marks: "toothed sickles" and the inscription "GENOA". Neutralized corrosion along the entire length.
state of preservation: 4/3