Leaf-Shaped Spearhead, approx. 31.5 cm, semi-sharp

Product description

The leaf-shaped spearhead is a timeless design that has appeared throughout history. From the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages, it was employed for both hunting and warfare, and was known in various styles across different eras and cultures, including the Celts, ancient Romans, Greeks, and Vikings. This replica spearhead is crafted from hardened EN45 carbon steel. It has a length of approximately 31.5 cm (12.5 inch) and a wide top of about 20 cm in length. With the help of two pre-drilled holes, the spearhead may be attached to a wooden shaft of your choice, so that your own Viking or early medieval spear can be assembled. Shaft and extra mounting material are not included.

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Details:
Material: hardened EN45 Feather steel (carbon steel, not stainless)
Total length (incl. Base): approx. 31.5 cm
Snede: semi-sharp (1 mm), not suitable for battles
Length leaf: approx. 20 cm
Max. Leaf width: approx. 5 cm
Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm
Length of base: approx. 11.5 cm
Inner diameter base: approx. 2.7 cm
Weight: approx. 400 g
Based on a historical original
Dispatch weight (gram): 500 *

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This article is not sold to customers under the age of 18. Click here for more information about the European laws of arms.

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This article is produced in a limited edition. Every copy is unique, which means sizes and finish may deviate slightly from one another.

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Prevent rust and corrosion by regularly oiling your weapons. Rust may be removed easily with black sandpaper. Remove burrs with a whetstone. Ensure all burrs have been removed before employing your battle-ready weapon. Burrs can cause wounds.

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