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Classic Armaments

Axes, Maces and Hammers Common for the Battlefield

When you think of armaments you normally think of the classic swords, daggers and spears but our species is quite resourceful. You will find several speciality arms that were fashioned by converting farm equipment or re-purposed household items. There were several unique armaments that forged their way throughout history including axes, polearms spears, hammers, mace and more.

Armaments Categories

Medieval and Martial Arts Weaponry by Type

Spears / Polearms

The spear and halbard are common infantry weapons carries for centuries throughout the world. The sp... more »

Spears / Polearms »

Hammers / Maces

The hammer and mace are one of the more primitive yet effective pieces of weaponry known to man. The... more »

Hammers / Maces »

Axes

The axe is another formidable weapon in medieval warfare. Much like the mace and hammer an army of p... more »

Axes »

Staff/ Eskrima

The staff (stave) commonly thought of as a martial arts weapon is used from karate to jujitsu. We o... more »

Staff/ Eskrima »

Synthetic Trainers

Our synthetic trainers are a blend of classic designs like the boken and medieval waster with modern... more »

Synthetic Trainers »

Specialty Arms

As a species we are very creative when it comes to making weaponry and can transform nearly anything... more »

Specialty Arms »

What's New?

New & Classic Weaponry Updates

$51.67

Throwing Axe - Antiqued

Posted: Jan 23, 2019

"The Hanwei Historical Viking Inspired Throwing Axe ." (4) New images were added to the (Throwing Axe - Antiqued) gallery today.

$32.99

Competition Thrower

Posted: Jan 09, 2019

Competition Thrower added to the Axes section.

Cold Steel has modified the Axe Gang Hatchet, that you all know and love, to now meet NATF and WATL regulations for competition axe throwing. Now you can custom

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$78.99

Early Norman Mace

Posted: Nov 02, 2018

"A steel butt cap with lanyard ring allows for easily transport on foot or horse, or enables you to tie the Norman Mace to your wrist in battle.." (7) New images were added to the (Early Norman Mace) gallery today.