Hand-Forged Medieval Steel Spearhead with Antique Finish

"A stout spearhead upon a seasoned ash pole has turned the tide of many a desperate shield wall." Osric, Keeper of the Hearth & Forge

Drawn directly from traditional medieval armouries, this hand-forged spearhead embodies the unvarnished honesty of hand-beaten steel. The leaf-shaped blade design honours classic European weapon patterns, devised to balance penetration with swift point control in the line of battle. Because each head is struck individually at the anvil, distinct hammer marks and surface variations remain visible, granting every piece a unique, historic character enhanced by an antique finish.

Crafted for martial enthusiasts, reenactors, and collectors, this ironwork is ideally suited for stage combat, LARP gatherings, or proud wall display amongst historical arms. It arrives with a functional socket base, crafted to allow the warrior to mount and secure their own custom wooden shaft according to individual reach and balance. Please take note that the timber shaft is not included, leaving the tailoring of the haft entirely in your hands.

Steel left neglected will answer to the damp. To preserve the metal against rust after field use or theatrical drills, wipe the blade completely free of moisture. Apply a light coat of protective oil to the steel occasionally, and store the spearhead in a dry hall away from dampness and humidity. With modest maintenance, this forged blade will hold its proud station in your armoury.