rugged medieval spiked mace club

rugged medieval spiked mace clubDuring the Middle Ages, the most important weapons were the war hammer, war stock, flail, dagger and morning star. War hammers, war stocks and flails were employed primarily by the knightly elite. The dagger and morning star, much like the war mace, were of simpler design and were well suited to ordinary foot soldiers, farmers or citizens who armed themselves. This replica war mace has been based upon originals from the 12th14th century.

The sword is crafted after various 9th-century examples found in the Trondheim region of Norway

Material: 100% Baltic linen (220 mobile) with an inner lining of 100% canvas cotton

Transport weight (gram): 6000 *

The bust is a replica of a large bust of Emperor Constantine the Great

Sallet flat on the head with visor open – permits optimal visibility and is well-suited to giving commands in battle

Crafted from hardened EN45 carbon steel

At the centre point it stands 2

Wenceslas became the count of Bohemia in 921

The pig-faced visor is highly effective because it directs strikes aimed at the face to the sides

but may also be attached to other gorgets

They completely cover the shins and may be fastened at the back with laces

The shield measures 122 cm in height and 75 cm in width