The socket of this winged spearhead is decorated with eight shallow groves: two short ones above each wing and two longer ones at the other two sides.
More information| Delivery: without wooden pole, Steel: not hardened construction steel DIN USt37-2 | GOST St2kp (may get deformed in use) | in stock 2 pcs |
Product No: 9080
Winged Spearhead, 10th-11th cen.
A Winged Spearhead is a special form of lance that has two wing-shaped-overhangs on the socket. It has been used since the early Middle Ages to about 1200 and served primarily as a war weapon, but was probably also used for hunting of wild boars. As early as in the 10th Century under the rule of the Ottonian dynasty the lance (winged spear) got a representative function equal to the sword. From this time comes the legend about the Holy Lance, which has been granted a key role in the victory at the Battle of Lechfeld. Numerous of illustrations of guards with winged-lances come from these times and support this thesis.
Please note: Originals of polearms often reached lengths of more than two meters (79 inches). This is more than the transport restriction allows. If you order this weapon replica with a wooden pole, it will be delivered in parts with a ca 198cm (78ichens) long wooden pole. You will have to assemble the parts yourself. All parts including rivets are included in the delivery. All needed pins to connect up the pieces including the metal strips that run down the shaft and the leather fringes are supplied.
Included in these categories: Lance tips and spearheads
Delivery date: 5-Aug at your place
42,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 5-Aug at your place
51,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 23-Jun at your place
in stock
27,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 23-Jun at your place
in stock
54,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 23-Jun at your place
Sizes in stock: 07, 08, 09, 10
15,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 23-Jun at your place
in stock
variants
21,00 € incl. VAT
Delivery date: 23-Jun at your place
in stock
142,00 € incl. VAT
© 1997-2021 Wellcrafted s.r.o. - all rights reserved.
According to the Act on the Electronic Collection of Sales (EET), the seller is obliged to issue an invoice to each customer. At the same time, he must record this turnover online with the tax administrator; In case of technical problems no later than 48 hours.
Comments (0)