medieval spearhead approx 40 cm

medieval spearhead approx 40 cmThe spearhead is crafted from hardened EN45 carbon steel and is well suited to applications in the Viking Age and Middle Ages (10th 11th century Type G according to Petersen). It has a length of approximately 40 cm, whilst the edges are approximately 23 cm (9 in) long. Utilising the two pre drilled holes, the spearhead may be attached to a wooden shaft of your choice, permitting you to assemble your own Viking or early medieval spear. Shaft and

which permits sizes and finish to deviate slightly from each other

This permits you to polish an article to a high sheen

Its design clearly shows late-Gothic influences and is styled in the form of a waterspout

This main gauche features several notches to block the opponent's blade

whilst the top also features a ring for fastening a lace

From that period

have the advantage of not requiring pegs

with a broad flaring section behind the eye

This bronze fibula measures 9 x 2

His martyrdom gave rise to a cult

They were worn primarily by the auxiliae

but also add a touch of stylish elegance