Sergeant's Halberd Head

For collectors drawn to historic polearms with strong visual presence, the Sergeant's Halberd offers a distinctive blend of martial authority and period character. Lighter and faster in form than many battlefield halberds, this style reflects a weapon that carried both practical value and unmistakable rank. Its long profile, broad axe edge, and commanding silhouette make it an excellent choice for anyone building a collection of European staff weapons, military antiques, or guard-inspired arms.

The sergeant's halberd is closely associated with the 18th and 19th centuries, when it was often carried by officers and non-commissioned ranks as a mark of position. Developed in an age shaped by firearms rather than full plate armour, this type of halberd did not need the massive weight of earlier medieval polearms. Instead, it evolved into a quicker, more manoeuvrable weapon that still retained the cutting and thrusting potential expected of a polearm, while also serving as a visible badge of authority on parade, in formation, and on guard duty.

Hand forged by Windlass Steelcrafts from tough high carbon steel, this halberd head captures that historic balance of elegance and function. The head measures approximately 22 inches by 11 1/4 inches, with a 7 3/4 inch axe edge, and the overall length is 22 1/2 inches. A 1 3/8 inch socket allows it to be mounted on a wooden dowel, giving collectors flexibility for display or custom hafting. The edges have established cutting bevels but are not sharpened, and the pole is not included. For the collector who wants a striking European polearm with authentic period appeal, this piece makes a standout addition.