halberd blade sempach type without shaft Carnaval Hand-and-a-half swords of this type

Hand-and-a-half swords of this type were mainly popular during the 15th century

The eating pick functioned as a fork and was used all over Europe until the end of the 16th century

This bag is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in the Viking town of Birka

The helmet has

Eight samurai swords fit in this large stand

halberd blade sempach type without shaft Carnaval Hand-and-a-half swords of this typeThis is a replica of a Swiss halberd as used by infantry in the 15th century. This halberd consists of the blade only; shafts are sold separately. The blade is 54 cm long, approximately 23 cm wide, and the shaft socket has a diameter of about 31 mm. The weight is 1. 1 kg. This halberd is made from high quality carbon steel.