Hand-Forged Steel Medieval Spear Head

"A solid spear is the backbone of the line; an honest point will see you through the thick of the fray." Osric, Keeper of the Hearth & Forge

Across the battlefields of Europe, the spear formed the bedrock of infantry formations. This hand-forged steel spear head captures that martial legacy, offering collectors and reenactors a reliable piece grounded in period-appropriate design. Measuring between twelve and fourteen inches, the tapered blade profile lends striking balance and presence to any levy’s armaments, whether bound for the field, practice yard, or an armoury display.

Crafted from tough steel with a bright polished finish, this reproduction balances historical aesthetics with corrosion resistance. The smoothed, blunted tip allows for safer handling during drill, LARP, or historical demonstration without sacrificing its authentic profile. As each piece is shaped by hammer and anvil, subtle variations in tone, finish, and dimensions reflect genuine hand craftsmanship.

Fitting this spear head to your haft requires little trial at the workbench. The tapered socket accommodates standard wooden shafts, whilst pre-drilled holes ensure a secure pinning that withstands the rigours of campaign life. To maintain your steel, wipe the socket and blade with an oiled rag after each muster and store it away from damp. Avoid striking hard surfaces to preserve the polished surface. With proper care, this spearhead will serve your garrison for seasons to come.