medieval halberd axe

medieval halberd axeThe halberd is based on originals from the 16th17th century. A pole weapon comprising a long wooden shaft and an iron tip, with an axe blade and a hook below, it is perhaps misunderstood more than most medieval arms. Contrary to common belief, the hook was not intended to enlarge wounds but rather to block or trap enemy weapons. Owing to its length, a halberdier could strike with considerably greater force than was possible with a sword. The weapon

The sword stand is provided with a wooden base for added solidity

For those seeking the authentic look of honest labour

the necklace can be adjusted to a length of between 45 and 50 cm

15 x 12 cm (depth approx

we recommend wearing "trippens

lending it a notably light weight

Quite a number of originals of late Gothic harness parts may be found amongst the collections of several European museums

25 mm thick

The split affords extra comfort whilst riding a horse

The seax has a length of 37 cm with a blade of 23 cm and a max

Its name refers to the many examples stored in the armory of Lucerne

The structure is constructed from square pieces of leather that are interwoven