Historical war hammer from the 15th century. This hammer is a museum copy intended for display only and is not to be used as a weapon on the battlefield. The hammer and butt are cast in strong CARBON STEEL, while the handle is made of teak wood.
Its carefully detailed design and manufacturing make this hammer a true work of art. Inspired by the hammers used by medieval warriors, this historic 15th century war hammer is a piece that adds a touch of authenticity and elegance to any collection.
With a total length of approximately 66 cm, this hammer is the ideal size to be used as a decorative accessory in your medieval or even contemporary settings. It can be placed on shelves, display cabinets or as part of a themed display.
Manufactured by the renowned Lord of Battles brand, this hammer meets the highest quality standards. The material used for the blade is carbon steel, which gives it strength and durability. The teak wood handle has been carefully selected not only for its strength, but also for its natural beauty.
Add a medieval touch to your home, office or display space with this impressive 15th century historical war hammer!
Size: 66 cm long.
Blade material: Carbon Steel.
Our impressive war hammer is directly inspired by an original, currently housed in the Wallace Collection in London. Dating back to the 15th century, this warhammer was in use at a time when the advent of plate armor made the knight's sword far less optimal for fighting a heavily armored opponent. That led to the widespread use of warhammers, not only among heavily armed knights but also among the infantry fighting against them. Well suited to heavily armored opponents, the pointed end of the hammer was capable of stabbing into the joint or weak point of armor, mostly covered only by chain mail. The hammer was a powerful blunt tool that could easily knock someone unconscious, incapacitating them despite the armor and causing massive blunt force trauma. The rear beak could even,
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