Spears & Polearms

The spear and halbard are common infantry weapons carries for centuries throughout the world. The spear is an effective tool for thrusts and can be thrown for distant targets. The polearm is a perfect tool for keeping your targets out of striking range making there weapons ineffective while on the attack. In the 15th century the Swiss army switched there pikemen over to the halberd and today it is still carried by the Swiss guard at the Vatican.

War Hammers & Mace

The hammer and mace are one of the more primitive yet effective pieces of weaponry known to man. These pieces which are not quite as glorified in our favorite movies as the sword, these fine tuned clubs littered the medieval battlefield. The warhammer and mace required so little training it was more effective to turn out one hundred soldiers with hammers and maces than one knight with a sword and armor. This earns these pieces a special place in any medieval collection.

Axes

The axe is another formidable weapon in medieval warfare. Much like the mace and hammer an army of peasants already familiar with an axe could be assembled and with basic fight training could be quickly turned out to the battlefield. The axe is a great utility tool for camp tasks and with practice and development, the axe can be used as a lethal throwing weapon.

Staff & Eskrima

The staff (stave) commonly thought of as a martial arts weapon is used from karate to jujitsu. We offer a variety of staff all suitable for your martial arts form. The staff is also known as the quarter staff from medieval English history and is best remembered by the famous dual between Robin Hood and Little John. We offer staff in Bo and Jo as well as eskrima which is also another well disciplined cross culture fighting weapon found through Asia, Europe and South America.

1. Red Oak Jo Staff
2. Steel German Mace
3. Red Oak Bo Staff
4. Single Deluxe Rattan Escrima Stick
5. Viking Spear
6. Greek Buttcap
7. Greek Spearhead
8. Round End Butt Cap
9. Antiqued Francisca Axe
10. English War Hammer