Viking Age Spearhead replica, Hand Forged From Carbon Steel,
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13'' Medieval jawline Hand-forged Viking Iron Spearhead
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Material :High Carbon Steel
Overall Spearhead Length : 13.5''
Spearhead Blade Length : 7''
Socket Length : 5.14'' Approx.
Socket Hole Size : 3cm
Weight : 0.309kgs
Color : SilverManufacturing Process : Hand-Forged
- ★Traditionally spearheads like this were mounted on an ash wood pole.
- ★ This head has a lozenge shape and is hand forged from iron.
- ★ This spearhead is a great weapon for reenactments, plays, or costumes.
- ★ Vikings are well known for decorating their weapons with elaborate designs that made them unique to each individual warrior.
The spear was the most commonly used weapon in the Viking Age.
Compared to a sword, the spear can be made of inferior steel
and much less metal in general. This made the weapon cheaper and
probably within the ability of a common blacksmith to produce.
The spear was used as both a throwing weapon and a thrusting weapon
weapon, although there was a certain specialization in design.
Set of 4 Hand Forged Medieval Viking Saga Iron Spearheads ★Traditionally spearheads like this were mounted on an ash wood post. ★ This head has a lozenge shape and is hand forged from iron. ★ This spearhead is a great weapon for reenactments, plays, or costumes. ★ Vikings are well known for decorating their weapons with elaborate designs that made them unique to each individual warrior. The spear was the most commonly used weapon in the Viking Age. Compared to a sword, the spear can be made with inferior steel and much less metal overall. This made the weapon cheaper and probably within the ability of a common blacksmith to produce. The spear was used both as a thrown weapon and as a weapon
| Brands | Hand-forged |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | India |
| Modified Item | No |