Medieval Halberd – 16th Century Steel Polearm

Description

This medieval halberd, a classic polearm inspired by 16th-century European designs. Known for its versatility, the halberd functions into one powerful form, making it a preferred choice for infantry and guards.

This halberd medieval design has a hand-forged steel head, shaped with three key elements – a spear tip for thrusting, a curved axe blade for cutting, and a rear spike for pulling or piercing. This combination made the weapon highly effective in different combat situations, offering both reach and control.

The solid wood shaft provides strength and balance, allowing for steady handling. Its length gives extended reach, which was essential for foot soldiers facing mounted opponents or holding formation lines. The smooth finish ensures a comfortable grip during use or display.

Crafted with attention to historical detail, this medieval polearm has the construction style seen in period weapons. The steel head gives durability, while the wooden shaft maintains a natural, authentic look.

This medieval knight halberd is suitable for costume use, stage performances, LARP, or as a decorative display piece. It brings together history, craftsmanship, and function in a single striking weapon.

Care Instructions

• Wipe steel parts clean after handling
• Apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust
• Store in a dry place away from moisture
• Treat the wooden shaft occasionally with wood oil
• Avoid prolonged exposure to damp conditions

Note

• Each piece is hand-forged, so slight variations are natural
• Wood grain and finish may differ from piece to piece