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 | This Glaive is part of an Arming Jacket, Jack Chains, Sallet, Gauntlets, Glaive set reproduced from 15th. century museum originals. Rondel handguard, langets, and supplied blunt for re-enactment use. Ash shafts available. |
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| | | Pole Axe Head Only 29-XB0099
 | This Pole Axe replicates a 15th. - early 16th. century museum piece. 1/4 inch steel, 1/8 inch thick langets. The Pole Axe is supplied sharp but may be modified for re-enactment use. Ash shafts are available separately. |
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| | German Halberd Head Only 29-XB0098
 | German Halberd (Head Only) replicates a circa 1500 A.D. museum piece. 1/4 inch steel, 1/8 inch thick langets. Comes Factory edged but may be modified for re-enactment use. Head only - 1-1/4 inch dia. ash shafts are available. |
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| | | Pole Axe 600640
 | At 68" inches the Pole Axe was quite handy. A good sharp point, it could be used as a spear, the hammer or spike could pierce armor, and the axe head was lethal. This Pole Axe with high carbon blade and langets to protect the shaft. A magnificent example of a polearm. |
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| | Lochaber Axe AH-3531
 | The Lochaber Axe was a Scottish war Axe that came into use around 1600. The name of the weapon comes from Lochaber, an area in the Scottish Highlands. Our Lochaber Axe is made from forged carbon steel and attatched to a hardwood shaft. |
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| | | Voulge-Gisarme AH-3532
 | A Voulge or pole cleaver is a type of medieval polearm that was similar to the Glaive in medieval Europe. Our Voulge has a Hook incorporated into the back side of the blade and thus is referred to as a Voulge-Guisarme. |
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| | Knife Glaive AH-3533
 | A glaive is a medieval polearm consisting of a single edged blade attached to the end of a pole. Our Knife Glaive is made from forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood pole with a socket similar to an axe head. |
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| | | Military Fork AH-3534
 | Our Military Fork is an unusual type of medieval polearm using two forged curved tines or forks and attached to a hardwood shaft. |
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| | Bardiche AH-3535
 | Our hand forged carbon steel Bardiche blade is attached to the pole with one socket at the top and a surface mount at the base of the hardwood shaft. |
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| | | Battle Bardiche AH-3508-M
 | Our hand forged carbon steel Battle Bardiche blade is attached to the pole with one socket at the top and a surface mount at the base of the hardwood shaft. The Battle Bardiche axe was used in Russia, Scandinavia and most of Eastern Europe. |
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| | Broad Halberd AH-3513-M
 | Medieval Broad Halberd, early 1400's of Swiss origin. Early versions were sometimes know as the Sempach type. Our hand forged Broad Halberd blade attaches to hardwood shaft with a socket and includes langets to protect the head being cut off. |
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| | | Swiss Vogue AH-3510
 | This Swiss Vogue is a medieval polearm or Halberd from around 1465. The form and name of the halberd originated in Switzerland. Our Swiss Vogue is made from hand forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood shaft with two sockets. |
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| | Venetian Medieval Fauchard AH-3511
 | This Venetian Medieval Fauchard is a medieval polearm or Glaive from around 1500. Our Venetian Medieval Fauchard is hand forged and attached to the hardwood shaft with a socket. The Fauchard includes langets, narrow metal strips that protect the head of the polearm from being cut off. |
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| | | French Fauchard AH-3512
 | This French Fauchard is a medieval polearm or Glaive from the 15th century. Our French Fauchard is made from hand forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood shaft with a socket at the top. |
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| | Gisarme AH-3506
 | The Gisarme is a medieval pole weapon from the 15th century. Our Gisarme is made from hand forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood haft with a socket at the top. |
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| | | Medieval Halberd AH-3513
 | The Halberd is a medieval pole weapon that consisted of an Axe blade, a Spear point and a Beak on the back of the weapon. Our Halberd is made from hand forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood haft with a socket at the top. |
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| | Hungerford Halberd AH-3514
 | Our Hungerford Halberd is named after an original Halberd made at the English armoury of Hungerford. This Halberd is hand forged steel and attached to the hardwood haft with a socket. at the top. This Halberd, incorporates the Axe blade, Spear point and Beak found on typical medieval Halberds. |
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| | | Fauchard AH-3515
 | This Fauchard is a medieval polearm or Glaive from the 15th century. Our Fauchard is made from hand forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood shaft with a socket at the top. |
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| | English Halberd AH-3516
 | The English Halberd, has a pierced Axe blade and Beak and the spike is particularly long. Our English Halberd is made from steel and is attached to the hardwood haft with a socket at the top. This Halberd ships in two pieces and the overall length is about 7 feet. |
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| | | French Vogue AH-3517
 | Our French Vouge is a medieval polearm similar to a Glaive and consisting of a single edged blade with a small hook or beak and attached to the end of a pole. Our French Vouge is made from forged carbon steel and is attached to the hardwood pole with a socket similar to an axe head. |
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| | Medieval Scythe AH-3518
 | Pole weapons are relatively simple to make, and were fairly easy for most people to use effectively. These medieval weapons were often derived from hunting or agricultural tools. Our Medieval Scythe is an unusual type of medieval polearm with a forged curved axe blade and attached to a hardwood haft. |
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| | | Medieval Executioners Axe AH-3519
 | Our Medieval Executioner's Axe or Fantasy Axe is a two handed Medieval battle Axe made from a forged steel axe blade and attached to a hardwood haft. Great for a Medieval Executioner Display or Fantasy Axe at a Medieval or Renaissance Faire. |
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| | Medieval Glaive AH-3503
 | These medieval pole weapons were often derived from hunting or agricultural tools. Our Medieval Glaive is a medieval polearm with a forged knife like single edged blade and is attached to a hardwood haft. |
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| | | Italian Corseque AH-3520
 | The Italian Corseque circa 1550 was a Medieval Polearm with a spear like head most likely derived from the trident and similar to the German Runka. These pole weapons, also known as Corsesca, Rawcon and Ranseur were used during the late middle ages. |
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| | Thin Roman Pilum AH-3527
 | When the swords wouldn't do, the Roman soldiers relied heavily on their Pilum, which was essentially a long spear. The Thin Roman Pilum could either be thrown, or used in hand combat. It was usually thrown before engaging the enemy with swords. |
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| | | Square Roman Pilum AH-3526
 | The Roman trooper typically carried at least one Square Pilum, a weapon as intrinsic to Roman combat tactics as the short sword. The Pilum had a long, relatively soft iron shaft which, though certainly capable of penetrating its intended target. |
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| | Weighted Roman Pilum Square AH-3525
 | The Square Pilum was the principle weapon of the Roman Legionnaire, was well designed to destroy the ability of the opponent's shield defense. Our replica is Weighted to aid penetration, common about 100 A.D. |
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| | | Roman Spear AH-3501
 | Our Roman Spear is made from hand forged carbon steel and attached to a hardwood shaft. Overall is 7 feet. Ships in two sections. |
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| | Square Roman Pilum 600008
 | Square Roman Pilum a principle weapon of the Roman Legionnaire, was well designed to destroy the ability of the opponent's shield defense. The short head could easily penetrate a wooden shield. |
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| | | Roman Pilum XH2031
 | The Roman trooper typically carried at least one Pilum, a weapon as intrinsic to Roman combat tactics as the short sword. The Roman Pilum had a long, relatively soft iron shaft which, though certainly capable of penetrating its intended target. |
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