Flails, Maces, and War Hammers

This 16th Century German Dagger-Hammer is purpose designed to puncture, split and smash armor and this example has been craftily fashioned into the form of a clenched fist holding a spike. 

Our Classic Flail has been seen for years in various forms of decoration, our version is fully functional! Comes with a 19" long hardwood shaft.

The Classic Morning Star, a faithful reproduction of a medieval weapon that combines elegance with formidable striking power. Crafted with attention to detail, this morning star features a 19.5" hardwood shaft with a leather-wrapped grip, providing a comfortable and secure hold during combat or display.

This Classic Three Ball Flail has been seen for years in various forms of decoration, our version is fully functional!

Dimensions: 29.5"; Construction: 1055 Carbon Steel; Blade: 3" l Carbon Steel; Handle: Black l Polypropylene; Other Info: 3" blade with black oxide coating. Unbreakable injection molded shaft. For historical re-enactors the surface has a realistic wood grain finish that can be easily customized with paint and can be ornamented with brass studs, tacks or feathers. Bulk packed.

Construction: 1055 Carbon Steel; Overall: 30"; Blade: Carbon Steel l Black Finish; Handle: Brown l Wood; Other Info: 7 1/2" drop forged hammer head with spike. American hickory handle. Comes with a pair of steel langets which can be attached below the head. Bulk packed.

12" (30.48cm) overall. Condor classic finish 1045 carbon steel blade. Burnt American Hickory handle. 3.75" overall hammer head. Brown leather belt sheath. Hang packaged.

This beautiful Double Ball Flail comes with a 23" long twisted steel shaft, the grip is wire wrapped and has two steel hand guards.

The Double Ball Flail comes with a 23" long studded hardwood shaft, the grip is wrapped with a bit of leather. The two studded steel balls on the end of the 10" long chains.

Our Double Ball Flail which is the perfect partner to our RS2605 medieval flail is incredible. Own a true museum quality medieval flail with two spiked balls.

The English War Hammer quickly evolved and became one of the premier implements of war. Generally it was lighter than the mace and faster. With the increasing sturdiness of plate armor, the sword became less and less effective against a fully armored knight.

This Battle Mace is made in a blackened finish steel with a wooden handle. A great bashing tool from the days of Knights, maces were used for close combat fighting. Approximately 23" overall.

This beautiful and unique Flanged Head Flail comes with a 23" long twisted and studded steel shaft. The grip is wire wrapped and has two steel hand guards