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With the advance of technology over 100 years ago, swords became quaint curiosities. Modern copies were no longer required to actually function. With no battlefield feedback from real warriors, manufacturers lost touch with how to make fully functioning swords. The emphasis switched to appearance. These swords swim against the tide and are just as functional as the originals. These swords look like the originals, feel like the originals, flex and balance like the originals, and finally, can actually cut like the originals! You get a strong sense of awe and respect for the power of these weapons that others can not generate. Reliks is proud to offer the Windlass Steelcrafts® line, who's research and development department is continuously focused on improving quality and developing new designs that are historically accurate in form and function while using proper methods and materials to achieve this goal.		Spears / Polearms Hammers / Maces Axes Staff/ Eskrima

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Viking Spear - IN STOCK!

Despite the adulation and reverence given to the sword, the spear was generally the weapon of choice for Vikings. Used as throwing weapons and as pikes, spears were an indispensible part of their daily routine. This Viking spear is hand forged of a tough, high carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts. Spearhead includes a 4 1/2" steel socket. 9 1/4" long spear head is 2" wide and 3/16" thick. 14 3/4" overall. Wt.-1 lb. The outside diameter of the throat is aprox 1 1/4" Will accept a larger pole once.... read more

Round End Butt Cap

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With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of .... read more

Greek Buttcap

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Protects the shaft and keeps it from splintering, and gives balance for the Greek Hoplite spear. But, they cleverly realized it could also b.... read more

Italian Mace

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By the 15th Century, armor had become so well developed that it was almost impervious to a sword cut and even a thrust. These two heavy mace.... read more

Greek Spearhead

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The Greek Hoplite was a heavily armed foot soldier whose principal weapon was the long shadowed spear. It was a weapon that varied in length.... read more

Steel German Mace

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This German mace proves that weapons can be art. Although pleasing to the eye, it is deadly in function. By the 1500's hundreds armor had be.... read more

Dragon Viking Axe

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The Nordic warrior held his weapon in great reverence and often lavished them with elaborate decorations. Our example displays a Viking drag.... read more

Flat End Butt Cap

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With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of .... read more

English War Hammer

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With the increasing sturdiness of plate armor, the sword became less and less effective against a fully armored knight. Axes and maces soon .... read more

Square Pilum

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Principal weapon of the Roman legionnaire. Well designed to destroy the ability of the opponent's shield defense. The short head could easil.... read more

Archer's Axe

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Archers always carried an in-close fighting sidearm, and an axe like this one was a perfect choice as both a good worker and a weapon. The .... read more

Spiked Battle Axe

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The axe is almost as old an implement as the club. Metal axe heads were among the first handiworks created during the Copper Age. With all t.... read more

War Axe/War Hammer

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This unusual axe has a heavy war hammer head instead of a small pole or spike utilized by most other battleaxes. With its long shaft, this w.... read more

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