cas hanwei lance head with butt spike

cas hanwei lance head with butt spikeThe lance is a replica of the lances that were used by the British Army between 1868 and 1914. Amongst this period the British Empire was at its greatest and her soldiers were deployed all over the world. Lance heads of this type are still employed nowadays as ceremonial weapons by the British cavalry and Canadian police on horseback. The spearhead and butt cap are completely functional. Crafted from carbon steel, both components have a shaft diameter

A full chainmail hauberk was worn beneath a Milanese armour

the camail emerged — an aventail that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck

The upper width is 60 cm and the lower width is 46 cm

and features a blade crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of 50–52 HRC

Its advantages were its power and armor-piercing capability

both components have a shaft diameter of 2

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Durable and resistant to hard impacts

alongside traditional Germanic objects

Blade width at Pareer bar: 1

The bow is completely handmade and finished

This type of weapon was developed from the mortary hilt broadsword and was used throughout the British Isles in a large variety