Carrying device (weapon)
Carrying device (also known as a hanger ) refers to an aid for transporting weapons, for example to carry bladed weapons on the body.
development
Different forms of carrying devices have evolved and evolved throughout history . In most cases they are attached to the scabbard of the bladed weapon.
From the sword shackle loop to the bayonet pocket
The pictures show the development of the sword shackle loop from a simple leather strap to a saddlebag. The loop developed with the weapons that existed at different times. There have been constant attempts to improve this attachment (Fig. 1.).
From the eyelet to the ring band
The carrying eyelets are used to attach a weapon to the body. They are usually attached to the belt with leather straps. The picture shows the evolution of the eyelets to the ring band. This type of attachment was further developed along with the various weapons that used this attachment. There have been constant attempts to improve the attachment and make it simpler. (Image 2., 3., 4.)
From the eyelet to the ring band 1 (Fig. 2.)
From the eyelet to the ring band 2 (picture 3.)
From the eyelet to the ring band 3 (Fig. 4.)
literature
- Gerhard Seifert : sword, epee, saber. The manifestations of Europe's long handle arms are shown as a floor plan for collectors and enthusiasts. Schulz, Hamburg 1962 ( online partial preview )
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gerhard Seifert: Technical Terms of Edged Weapons ( Memento of January 13, 2012 in the Internet Archive ), 2007 edition (online PDF 2.0 MB).