war hammer ravens beak

war hammer ravens beakThis type of war hammer is also called a cavalry hammer because it was highly effective against armored cavalry. War hammers like this emerged in the second half of the 15th century and were mainly used in Italy, France, and Germany. The weapon featured a hammerhead with a long point, similar to a miners pick, capable of piercing armor where a sword would fail. Variants such as the Polish nadziak and the English cavalry hammer were popular with

The Knight Templars were the best trained soldiers of the crusades

the general carries a musculata with a subarmalis underneath

Equalise the finish with black sandpaper

and can easily be adjusted to the correct size

The pouch is decorated with replica belt fittings

Typical of the seax is that it has a single-edged blade and that it is worn horizontally

and the grip measures approximately 30 cm in length

Chainmail chausses were the standard form of metal leg protection in Europe from the 9th century until the early 14th century

The chain mail aventail is crafted from 1

Should you wish to utilise the spearhead as battle-ready

like most things in Gaelic society

the belt is well-suited to a waist circumference of 97 to 116 cm