pole axe war of the roses

pole axe war of the rosesThe bec de corbin (French: bec de corbeau, raven's beak) is a poleaxe from the 15th16th century, related to the war hammer. It weapon resembles the Lucerne hammer and consists of a hammer head with a point on a long handle. Unlike the Lucerne hammer, mainly the beak or hook was used, not the hammer blade. The balance surface was often blunt, while the Lucerne had multiple points. The beak was sturdier and better suited to penetrating plate armor,

The mask is very detailed and constructed from a good quality material

with a blade of 82 cm and a thickness of 25 mm

5 cm and the belt end measures 7 x 4 x 0

has side walls of 2 metres

The guards may be fastened with 3 mm thick leather cords

The lance is crafted from 1055 carbon steel

The bag is crafted from cowhide

Daggers of this type were employed as a secondary weapon

or utilised as part of a necklace

The grip is crafted from wood and bone

Galloglaich were mercenaries of Scottish-Irish descent who fought from the 13th century until the 16th century in the many Scottish and Irish wars against the English and amongst themselves

Utilising this method