Kop van Engelse hellebaard, semi-scherp Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden Ze kunnen met leren riempjes

Ze kunnen met leren riempjes op maat gesteld worden

zoals op sieraden

zodat de strijder twee handen op de kling kon leggen als zijn vijand toch dichtbij was gekomen

The related bec de faucon (“falcon beak”) refers to a poleaxe or specifically to the hook on the back thereof

These vambraces can be worn over the dress and tunic as well as over the gambeson

Kop van Engelse hellebaard, semi-scherp Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden Ze kunnen met leren riempjesThis halberd is based on 16th century originals. Halberds like this were used throughout Europe. Around the 16th century, they were deployed alongside pikemen, musketeers, and cavalry. This type of halberd features a long spike, allowing it to be used as a pike as well. The relatively small head made the weapon more maneuverable than its 15th century predecessors. At the back, the weapon has two hooks: the large hook was used to pull cavalrymen off