War Hammer with 135cms

The M48 Two-Headed War Hammer is approx. 17.5 cm long, double head in stainless steel 2Cr13 and black oxide coating with satin finish on each of its faces. The hammer head features a thorn at the top and five tips on each of its square heads. Special grooves are designed on the handle specifically so that the paracord can be rolled with relative ease. Delivery includes a TPR hammer head cap and a nylon belt frog with velcro clasp.

Medieval War Hammer

At the end of the 13th century, the sword reigned as the main weapon of the Knights and Men in Arms. However, with the

introduction of the steel plate armor, the popularity of the sword as a battlefield weapon began to wane as it could not cut or crush

steel plate. Enter the War Hammer ...

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.

• Dimensions: 66 cm
• Head: 28 cm
• Weight: 1,220 g

Ivar the Desossado was a Viking chief and son of Ragnar Lothbrok. His intelligence and vision in strategic matters is what has made him successful as a Viking invader and dangerous as an enemy on the battlefield.