Viking Thrusting Spearhead with Ornate Soquee
The Viking pushing spear was more commonly used than swords, being much less expensive to produce. The wings (also called wings), of frank origin, limited the penetration of the weapon and provided effective protection.
Boom batton tip, 2mm steel
This spear or spearhead is hand forged from 2mm steel
No holes.
Details:
Max. Diameter: Approx. 2.7 cm
- Thickness of material: 2 mm
- Length: approx. 15 cm
Asmat Dagger Speer, Condor
This is a powerful and awesome tool when you are wandering through nature. There's no doubt you'll feel safe with the 65.5-in-a-second Asmat dagger spear. In the hand. The blade of 15.75 in. It is 1075 high carbon steel with epoxy black powder paint finish. Similar to walnut, central American hardwood was used to manufacture the durable cable and its finish is smooth. A leather hem with handmade debrum completes this package.
Details:
- Blade material: 1075 high carbon steel
- Cable material: hard wood with wrapped paracord
- Total length: approx. 166 cm
- Blade length: approx. 40 cm
- Weight: approx. 1404 g
Incl. leather hem
Cold Steel® Man at Arms (MAA) American Spontoon
The medieval man of arms was a robust and reliable fighter who exhibited great martial skill with a variety of weapons. He was the veteran of many conflicts and was often the first to enter the fray. To honor these robust earth salt warriors, Cold Steel® created a series of real newsmen's weapons called the Man at Arms Collection.
This United Cutlery M48 Survival Spear is alike. 112 cm end to end, with a sharp blade of approx. Blade of 20.3 cm with almost half an inch thick! With such a powerful stainless steel blade, this boom is built for durability and strong use. Practical applications abound with this huge boom, including uses such as violating, prying and impaleing just about anything. The cable is meticulously made of 30% fiberglass in the shape of a cane and is almost indestructible. Includes rubber sheath.
United Cutlery offers a modern view of traditional naginata in the form of this new M48 Naginata Polearm.
The Yari Condor spear is based on traditionally made Japanese blades that were used as spears. It is an elegant and accurate addition to our diversified stock. It features a 14.5" carbon steel boomtip blade. With a black epoxy coating. The burnt American ash handle is wrapped in paracord to give you a secure footprint. A hand-made sheath is included to house the blade. It's a huge total length of 64.5 inches.
A symbol of power and strength for the proud Maasai people of East Africa is their elegant spear of war.
This boom tip is made of high carbon EN45 hardened steel and suitable for Viking Age and Middle Ages configurations (10/11 c. - Type G according to Petersen).
It's approx. 40 cm (15.75 in.) long, has approx. Edges 23 cm (9 in.) long and comes with two pre-drilled holes that allow it to be fixed on the wooden stick of your choice to create your own Viking/medieval spear. Additional cable and mounting hardware are not included in the delivery.
This boom tip is made of high carbon EN45 hardened steel and suitable for Viking Age and Middle Ages configurations (10/11 c. - Type G according to Petersen).
It's approx. 40 cm (15.75 in.) long, has approx. Edges 23 cm (9 in.) long and comes with two pre-drilled holes that allow it to be fixed on the wooden stick of your choice to create your own Viking/medieval spear. Additional cable and mounting hardware are not included in the delivery.
The leaf-shaped spearhead was a recurring drawing throughout the history of the spear. Used for hunting and war already in the Bronze Age, it came in the most varied styles in many eras and cultures - from celts to ancient Romans and Greeks to vikings - and continued to serve to the middle. Ages.
