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This early basket hilt is rare as we have such a defined provenance for it. We know it was in active service on the Mary Rose, Henry the VIII's flagship when it sunk in 1545.This sword exhibits all the fully developed components of what most call a proto-basket hilt being an arming sword with a complex guard for the hand but still retaining a straight cross guard as part of that guard. The broad blade is still of a form one would see on a simple arming sword, though it now has a short ricasso and central fuller. This style of sword seems to be distinctly English is this exact form but is related to a variety of complex hilted single handed swords that begin to appear in the early 16th century across Europe.The sword has several features such as a ribbed spherical pommel that is hollow and an X shaped set of side bars as for protection for the hand that are termed saltire bars and will remain part of basket hilts for several generations.This blade is very lively when handled and would have been an exceptional fighting sword of high status in 1545. This is an excellent representative of this important period in sword development.