• Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel
  • Sempach halberd without shaft
  • Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel
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Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel

$94.98 USD
$94.98 USD
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Highlights

The Sempach halberd is an authentic reconstruction of a late medieval polearm, as used by Swiss foot soldiers in the 14th and 15th centuries.

  • Historically accurate replica of the Sempach type for reenactment and collectors
  • Made of robust carbon steel for durability and a realistic appearance
  • Impressive overall length of approximately 54 cm with a width of approximately 23 cm
  • Solid construction with a weight of approximately 1.1 kg
  • Versatile mounting options thanks to a shaft socket with a diameter of approximately 31 mm
  • Supplied as a halberd head only, without a wooden shaft for individual customization
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel
Sempach halberd without shaft
Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel
Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel

Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel in detail

Questions about the product Sempach halberd head made of carbon steel

What material is the Sempach halberd head made of, and is a matching wooden shaft included?

The Sempach halberd head is made of carbon steel. A suitable wooden shaft is not included; the product is delivered without a shaft.
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The shaft socket of the Sempach halberd head measures approximately 31 mm, while the weight of the model is about 1.1 kg.
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The blade of the Sempach halberd head is blunt and therefore unsharpened. The halberd blade bears a special marking in the form of an openwork Swiss cross.
Which historical century is represented by the replica of the Sempach halberd, and for what type of use – such as reenactment – ​​is this model designed according to the manufacturer?

The replica of the Sempach halberd represents the 14th and 15th centuries, when this type of weapon was used by foot soldiers. According to the manufacturer, the model is made of carbon steel and is designed as a decorative object or for use in historical reenactment.