Spadone may refer to: in Italian, a greatsword; in Latin, a eunuch This page was last edited on 22 September 2023, at 14:49 (UTC). Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution …

2025年2月20日 · The spadone is a two-handed sword that originated in Italy during the Renaissance. It is known as the zweihander in Germany, and the montante in Spain.

For over 100 years, Spadone has specifically designed and manufactured equipment and parts for the tire industry—including white sidewall buffers, skivers, vent trimmers and bias cutters. …

2022年8月11日 · Greatswords (spadone in Italian) are a class of two-handed swords that tended to be longer and heavier than your typical medieval longsword. They had longer blades, …

Called Greatsword or two-handed sword by the English, claymore by the Scots, zweihander by the Germans, montante by the Spanish & Portuguese and spadone by the Italians, this …

The Spadone Project takes to heart historical research about Renaissance, baroque and late medieval two-handed swords, being them Italian spadone, Iberian montante, German …

Spadone, or the proper spada di due mani, the 16th century two-handed sword is a curious part of the Italian tradition of swordplay. Descending from the slightly lighter and shorter sword used …

It likely derives from the French and Spanish espadon [3] or Italian spadone, which had in previous years referred to much larger swords to be used in two hands. [4]

2022年2月2日 · A Spadone, early XVIth century. Designed after several examples kept in Venice and Vienna, taking a feature here, a detail there and mixing them in a coherent and plausible …

The Marozzo Spadone is designed to simulate the large sword in two hands used in the writings of Achille Marozzo. At 42.5”, the large blade is perfect for studying the early 16th Century …