Pole weapons, pole-arms

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Shaft butt cap, so-called lance foot

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

Sizes in stock: M, L

170 Kč incl. VAT
Butt Cap 13.5cm for lances and spears

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

390 Kč incl. VAT
Butt Cap 15cm for lances and spears

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

270 Kč incl. VAT
Spear head forged

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

610 Kč incl. VAT
Iron Age spearhead

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

760 Kč incl. VAT
Spear head made of steel

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

1 140 Kč incl. VAT
Halberd Alexander

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

4 630 Kč incl. VAT
Gleve | Bill, 16th century

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

5 030 Kč incl. VAT
Gleve / bill, polearm

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

3 950 Kč incl. VAT
Wing lance (Flugellance)

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

3 550 Kč incl. VAT
Lance with wings

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

3 550 Kč incl. VAT
Glavius

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

4 630 Kč incl. VAT
Spear head, long

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

1 210 Kč incl. VAT
Spear, hand-forged

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

990 Kč incl. VAT
Celtic flame spear point and shaft ending

Delivery date: 28.6. at your place

1 890 Kč incl. VAT

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Pole weapons are classified as bladed stabbing and cutting weapons. A pole weapon or pole-arm is a close combat weapon in which the main fighting part of the weapon is fitted to the end of a long shaft, typically of wood, thereby extending the user's effective range. They were used for hunting and fighting. They were traditionally used by foot soldiers.

The modern lance usually had metal point on a long wooden pole. The lance is a very old weapon. It was developed more than thousand years ago. It was used in combats for a long time. However, it was not as effective as during the Napoleonic wars. Last attack with lances took place in 1939 when Poland was attacked by Polish Cossacks.

The halberd is another important pole weapon. A significant progress was achieved on battlefields thanks to the invention of the halberd. This weapon could knock down from the saddle even a heavy cavalry rider. A shaken rider could then be killed by foot soldiers easily. The halberd sometimes determined the result of a battle. Further halberd-like weapons were invented. Different types of steel weapons were attached to long poles / shafts. However, the lances were most often used as infantry weapons.

Our category pole weapons contains spear spikes, glaives, spears, pole-axes, forks and hammers. Expand your collection of historical weapons! Equip yourself for the next battle!