english halberd head Drinkhoorns The patinated finish adds an

The patinated finish adds an extra touch of authenticity

This style of helmet was particularly popular in the Holy Roman Empire and remained in use there even into the 15th century

The cloak may be fastened with the button at the front

The turtle brooch is a replica of a 10th-century original excavated in Morberg

The grip has a hand-painted finish and structure that resembles cherry wood

english halberd head Drinkhoorns The patinated finish adds anThe halberd is based on 16th century originals. Halberds of this type were used throughout Europe. Around the 16th century, they were deployed alongside pikemen, musketeers, and cavalry. This type of halberd features a long spike, permitting it to be employed as a pike as well. The relatively small head made the weapon more manoeuvrable than its 15th century predecessors. At the back, the weapon has two hooks: the large hook was used to pull