This large boomhead or boom head is made of high carbon EN45 hardened steel and suitable for Viking Age and Middle Ages configurations (10/11 c. - K/M type according to Petersen).

The spear enjoyed great popularity in the Viking Era. The large number and variety of surviving examples suggest that spears were more commonly used than swords - as they were not only easier, but also much cheaper to make.

The fans asked and now M48 is giving them! The M48 Magnum Spear is a powerful 164 cm full length. It features a super sharp 2Cr13 cast stainless steel blade with black oxide finish and satin. The shaft is made of nylon and aluminum coated with black oxide and has a fiber handle. A sturdy TPU sheath houses the blade.Details:- Boom tip material: 2Cr13 cast stainless steel finished in black oxide and satin- Shaft material: nylon coated with black oxide and aluminum with fiber cable- Total length: approx. 164.1 cm- Blade length: approx. 25.4 cm-Incl. TPU sheath (thermoplastic polyurethane)- Manufacturer's product number: UC3137

Katana decorative carbon steel sheet of 67 cms. I

The leaf-shaped spearhead was a recurring drawing throughout the history of the spear. Used since the Bronze Age, it came in the most diverse styles in many eras and cultures - from antiquity to the Viking Era to the Middle Ages.The so-called winged or lugged spear, which was mainly used as a lunge gun and often associated with the Nordics, is actually of frank Carolingian origin. Adopted by the Vikings, it continued to serve as a spear of war and hunting (the so-called boar spear). , specifically designed for wild boar hunting and coarse hunting) until the High Middle Ages. Both on the battlefield and in the hunt, the wings or protrusions on both sides of the soquee were designed to prevent excessive penetration into an attack, which would make it harder to pull the spear. They also provided an effective means of trimming enemy blows to the melee and offered an additional level of control and protection against a wounded and frantic animal.

Katana decorative carbon steel sheet of 68 cms. The katana sheath bears a drawing of a dragon. White color.

This boomtip is made of tempered EN45 high carbon steel and suitable for Viking and Middle Ages configurations.It's approx. 43.5 cm (17.25 in.) long, has approx. 27 cm (10.6 in.) of long edges, and the blade, which funnels strongly into a long, narrow tip, is partially filled on both sides for weight reduction. Two pre-drilled holes allow it to be attached to the wooden stick of your choice to create your own viking/medieval spear. Additional cable and mounting hardware are not included in the delivery.

Dagger with stainless steel blade and leather sheath based on assassin's creed theme.

The so-called winged or lugged spear, which was used primarily as a lunge gun and often associated with the Nordics, is actually of frank Carolingian origin. Adopted by the Vikings, it continued to be used - both as a war spear and as a fighter launcher - until the High Middle Ages.
On the battlefield, protruding protrusions on both sides of the soquee were intended both to prevent excessive penetration into an attack (which would make it harder to pull the spear) and to trim enemy blows on the melee. When used for hunting ( such as a so-called boar spear, specifically designed for wild boar and thick hunting), these side wings were not only designed to prevent the speartip from penetrating too deep into the quarry, but also offered the hunter an additional level of control and protection against a wounded and frantic animal.

Ribchester Cavalry Sports, brass and steel
This replica is based on the cavalry helmet found near Ribschester (Lancashire), United Kingdom. The original is displayed at the British Museum in London.
The embossed drawings show soldiers doing athletic training exercises.Details:- Suitable for head circumference up to 60 cm- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 21 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19.5 cm

The spear enjoyed great popularity in the Viking Era. The large number and variety of surviving examples led us to believe that spears were more commonly used than swords - for they were not only easier, but also much cheaper to make.Although some Norse sagas suggest the existence of so-called so-called squeered spears (e.g., the saga of Njáls, an Icelandic saga of the 13th century in which the warrior Gunnar Hámundarson wields such a spear or atgeir), there is so far no archaeological evidence of this particular weapon. .  Considering the lack of real surviving originals (or parts of them), any reconstruction is therefore solely based on interpretations of written sources from the high or even low Middle Ages and can just give an idea of how these rod guns might have been.

Thrax Gladius Sword United Cutlery Combat Commander

Medieval Templar daga with the pommel in the form of templar helmet and the shield of the Templars on guard. Includes mango.

Intercisa II, steelAuthentic late Roman replica based on a helmet from the 3rd century A.D. found in Intercisa, Hungary.The helmet has a riveted, adjustable, high-class padded leather lining.
Details:- Suitable for head circumference up to 61 cm- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 21 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm- Weight: approx. 1.10 kg

Blind spearhead, ready for battle, approx. 42 cmVery solid spearhead, hand forged with blunt tip for safety. Most reconstitution groups allow the use of this type of spearhead on the battlefield.The eye to the shaft is well hammered and closed. A hole is made in steel to secure the wooden shaft.This type of blunt boomtip is available in different sizes and designs.

There are two basic types of traditional straight blade swords used in China. One, the Wen Jian or the Scholar's Sword, is very light and loaded primarily for self-defense. The other, known as Wu Jian or Martial Sword, is longer and heavier and used by warriors.

After extensive study of wu jian's history and use, Cold Steel decided to make its own Gin worthy of battle by serious collectors and Chinese martial arts practitioners.

Cold Steel's Gin Blade is forged from 1060 high carbon steel and heat treated. With two sharp edges and a strong and useful point, gim is as elegant as it is effective. The traditional guard and pommel are made of thick brass and fit comfortably into a beautiful rosewood handle.

Blind spearhead, ready for battle, approx. 22 cm- READY FOR BATTLE -Very solid spearhead, hand forged with blunt tip. Most reconstitution groups allow the use of this type of spearhead on the battlefield.The eye to the shaft is well hammered and closed. A hole is made in steel to secure the shaft.

Roman cavalry sword Spatha, finished in nickel on the handle, guard and handle. With a total size of 80 cm, steel blade with imitation apricot. Black Continene cover lined in brown synthetic leather with nickel details.

Total size: 80 cm
Sheet size: 50cm
Blade thickness: 3 mm

King Arthur's dagger with hem

Pu Dao, originally an infantry weapon, was adopted in martial arts and its use in the hands of a qualified practitioner is spectacular.
Paul Chen Hanwei's Pudao is a weapon to be coveted by the infantry of ancient and modern martial artists. The high-carbon hardened steel blade features an aggressive distal cone to promote speed and balance and a long tension spike, while the oak staff is well wrapped in a traditional pattern, which optimizes handling and enhances distinctive appearance, as well as the dragon tan steel blade collar head and tassel bell.

Functional replica of the sword of Prince Tancred of Galilee. The button on this sword represented a galilee flower on one side and, on the other hand, the Cross of the Crusaders. The handle is made of leather covered wood. The blade of this sword is made of high carbon steel.

Bodhidharma, a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th / 6th century, is revered for introducing Zen
to China through the Shaolin monastery, which became the birthplace of Zen in China. Born in Indian
royalty, he became a monk and traveled through Southeast Asia, possibly arriving in China early
part of the 5th century. He was the 28th Patriarch of Buddhism, in a line dating back to buddha himself.

Sword of the Macleod clan from the film The Immortals, forged with stainless steel blade and manufactured at marto's factory in Toledo (Spain). It's an exact replica of the film. It comes with a certificate of authenticity.

The colossal colossal spearhead is impressive by itself, but once you ride it on a wooden rod, you have a formidable spear! The oxide-coated black boom tip is made of 65Mn high carbon steel with 3.6 mm thickness, giving it a 54 HRC. It can be mounted on a standard shaft of 1 1/8" available in a construction materials store. The huge 11" overall boom tip comes with a protective nylon belt hem with double pressure strap fasteners.

Shaolin Hunyuan Sword

The Hun Yuan sword is crafted in the "Jian" style and is intended as a fully functional sword for the martial artist.

Paduak's wooden handle is complemented by a beautifully sculpted guard with silver nickel handles,
with a central design on the guard that combines elements of Confucianism, Taoism and Hun Yuan.

Sheet size
30.00cm

Steel Type CR13MOV

In this single MASON SWORD, a large part of the symbols of Freemasonry are collected, highlighting the compass and square, the plumb line and the hammer, the book and the eye of God and the five-pointed star linked to the initial "G" of Ótimo (great).