Triangular Spear Head

For collectors who want a versatile and timeless historical spear head, the Triangular Spear Head delivers a classic profile that feels at home in collections spanning the ancient world through early medieval warfare. Its long, lean blade and strong central ridge create the unmistakable look of a practical fighting spear, making it an excellent choice for custom mounting, reenactment display, or building out a collection inspired by Celtic, Greek, and other early warrior cultures.

Triangular spear designs were widely used because they balanced durability, penetration, and simplicity in one highly effective form. From Celtic warbands to Greek infantry and many other cultures beyond, spearheads with reinforced central ridges were favoured for their ability to withstand the stress of repeated thrusting while keeping the blade rigid and true. This broad family of spear designs appears across centuries because it worked so well in both hunting and warfare, offering a dependable combination of reach, speed, and striking power that made the spear one of history’s most universal weapons.

Hand forged by Windlass Steelcrafts from high carbon steel, this triangular spear head replica features a long blade with a wide centre ridge designed for added strength and penetrating power. The overall length is 20 1/2 inches, with a 10 1/4 inch cutting edge and a 1 inch socket for mounting to a wooden dowel or shaft. It weighs approximately 1 lb 12 oz, giving it a substantial feel without becoming overly heavy for a mounted display. The edges are not sharpened, and the pole is not included. If you are looking for a spearhead that can convincingly suit a broad range of historical eras and cultures, this piece is a strong and flexible addition to any collection.