Philadelphia History Gallery

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Halberd forged by Peter Schrekeisen, Austria, 1577.From The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Austrian ceremonial halberd, circa 1600.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

State Halberd for the Trabanten Guard of an Archduke of Austria, 1578.from The Philadelphia Museum o

Peaked morion originating from Northern Italy, circa 1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Gold etched morion from Italy, circa 1550-1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Ornate gold etched comb morion, Northern Italy, late 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Ar

Ornately embossed Italian morion, circa 1550-1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

German or Austrian tuck (panzerstecher), early 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

The Pittsburgh Philadelphia Steagles,During World War II, many professional sports leagues were seve

Engraved, gold finished Peabody Martini breechloading rifle showcased at the Philadelphia Centennial

German carved staghorn gunpowder flask, late 16th centuryfrom The Philadelphia Museum of Art

German field armor, circa 1540from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

German close helmet, circa 1520from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Carved staghorn gunpowder flask originating from Germany, circa 1580.from The Philadelphia Museum of

Bone and pearl mounted gunpowder flask originating from Germany, dated 1676.from The Philadelphia Mu

Armor for a boy about seven, Northern Italy, late 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Shield with lantern holder, German, early 17th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Armor for use in tourney, Saxon, late 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Arming doublet, circa 1550-1650.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Italian rondache, 16th centuryfrom The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Burgonet with falling buff, Austria or Southern Germany, dated 1543.from The Philadelphia Museum of

North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Engraved staghorn gunpowder flask, German, circa 1620.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

City Hall and Independence Hall in Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, 1905).

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