
The Lucern war hammer is a type of polearm which was popular in Switzerland during the 15th to 17th centuries. The name comes from a discovery of many of these weapons in Lucerne, Switzerland. The 'hammer' was actually a three- to four-pronged head mounted atop a 2m-long (7 foot) pole. It bore a long spike on its reverse, and an even longer spike extending from the very top. It proved effective at puncturing or smashing armor, and much like a man catcher was used for dismounting riders.
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Finish: brushed, matt finish, Edge: blunted (approx. 3 mm), Delivery: incl. wooden pole, Steel: oil-quenched spring steel DIN 54SiCr6, approx. 54 HRC | in stock 1 pcs |
Product No: 951
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