Italian War Hammer , Crow's Beak, 14º C. - 1
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Italian War Hammer , Crow's Beak, 14º C.

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The hammer is one of the oldest German weapons and the hammer of war enjoyed great popularity in the Middle Ages due to its extreme effectiveness.

Notably he saw service with the cavalry from the 13th century onwards. As steel armor became increasingly elaborate and thicker over time, the rider's choice proved to be exceptionally valuable thanks to his weight and ability to drill and crush even the heaviest armor.

The crow beak or corbin bec is a late medieval version of this polearmo. Especially the peak from which it derived its name made this impact weapon a powerful instrument against well-armed opponents, capable of penetrating the thick armor or armor.

This replica of a 14 c. The Italian hammer features an animal-like figure with an open mouth. The hammer head stands out from the beast's open mouth, while the sharp, curved-down tip represents the creature's tail. The beast (incl. The seat) is made of brass, and the bulging hammer head, as well as the spike, are forged from steel. The wooden rod is riveted on the head and equipped with a brass lid.

Main features:

- Richly adorned hammer

- Hammer head and high carbon steel spike

Details:

- Material: high carbon steel, brass, wood

- Total length: approx. 67 cm

- Cable length: approx. 52 cm

- Width of head: approx. 15 cm

- Weight: approx. 1328 g As

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This war hammer, 17th-century war hammer, has a large head and a long, curved tip. The wooden handle has screws for perfect grip.

When the armor became very popular in battles, it was necessary to design weapons to defeat it and the war hammer was one of the most effective. This hammer was an example widely used in the battle for its large head and its long tip and very effective curve against the armor.

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The model of this replica is a curious 16th-century battle hammer, presumably from Germany.

The hammer is shaped like a handle holding a dagger. The handle is made of brass, the dagger is out

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- Head Material: Steel
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With the increased robustness of plate armor, the sword became less and less effective against a fully armored knight. Hammers, axes, and maces soon became the weapon of choice for mounted knight hand-to-hand combat. The war hammer evolved rapidly and became one of the main weapons. Generally, it was lighter and faster than mace. It was often made a little longer so that the range could be extended, but also shortened if necessary.

This warhammer is expertly replicated from a private collection.

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War hammers like this, according to the form also known as The Lucerne Hammer or Bec de Corbin, developed from the early 14th century from the axe axe and used to be a two-handed spear gun popular among infantry and the knight people.

     

Details:

- Material: wood and steel

- Total length of approx. 135 cm

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Hammer
of War
By the end of the 13th century, the sword ruled supreme as the main weapon of the Knights and Men-at-Arms. However, with the introduction of steel plate armor, the sword's popularity as a battlefield weapon began to wane, as it could not cut or crush steel plates. Enter the War Hammer...

The War Hammer was perhaps the ideal weapon for use against an opponent encased in sheet steel. The heavy hammer head could crush the strongest helmet or plate suit with just a few hits, and the rear spike could rip through this armor like a modern can opener! In battle, the hammer side was usually employed first to knock down and stun an enemy. Once he was on the ground, defenseless, the hammer was reversed and the rear spike was used to punch a hole in the helmet and deliver the coup de grace.

Already proven to be popular with historical European martial artists and reenacters, the modern interpretation of the Cold Steel® War Hammer is highly maneuverable and can be easily wielded with one or both hands. The head is forged from 1055 high-carbon steel and differentially heat-treated: The spike tip and hammer face are fully hardened so that they can pierce and crush tough materials, while the rest of the hammer is forged to be softer to absorb the shock of heavy blows. The handle is 30 in. (approx. 76 cm) straight-grain American walnut topped with a pair of sturdy steel langettes.

Details:
- Hammer/Spike Material: Forged 1055 Carbon Steel
- Handle material: Straight grain walnut with langettes
- Total length: approx. 76.2 cm
- Head width: approx. 18.7 cm
- Hammer face: approx. 3.8 cm x 3.8 cm
-Weight: approx. 1000 g
- Cold Steel® Product Number: 90WHA

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