Duitse hellebaard, semi-scherp korting tag The back of the hammer

The back of the hammer tapers into a point (a “beak”)

In het Spaans heet hij de helm van Zaragoza

The original was found in Denmark

It is engraved with floral or rose motifs that were used in many different art objects during the Renaissance

this colour was very popular during the 16th century

Duitse hellebaard, semi-scherp korting tag The back of the hammerIn the 13th century, the focus was on creating a combined cutting and thrusting weapon, with the battle axe still recognizable within the halberd design. By the 14th century, a hook was added to the back to pull enemy riders from their horses, making infantry a formidable threat to cavalry. Accounts describe how a single halberd strike could split both horse and rider, and skilled infantry could thrust their halberds through armor. This type of