Medieval Polearms: 14th-15th Century Swiss Halberd by Marto Own a Stunning Piece of Medieval Warfare Step into history with this exquisite Medieval Halberd, part of the exclusive “Medieval Arms” collection by Marto of Spain. Designed to replicate the powerful polearms wielded by medieval soldiers, this 14th-15th Century Swiss Halberd is a must-have for collectors, history enthusiasts, and reenactors. The Halberd: A Versatile Medieval Polearm The halberd is a two-handed pole weapon that emerged as a battlefield staple in the 14th and 15th centuries. Combining the slicing force of an axe, the piercing power of a spear, and the grappling ability of a hook, this weapon was instrumental in infantry warfare, particularly for Swiss mercenaries and Landsknecht soldiers. With a long wooden shaft and a cast metal head, the halberd was effective against cavalry, allowing foot soldiers to counter heavily armored knights. Over time, armies supplemented halberds with pikes, extending their defensive capabilities against advancing forces. Key Features of the Marto Swiss Halberd Authentic Replica: Inspired by historical Swiss halberds used in medieval warfare. Premium Craftsmanship: Made in Toledo, Spain, renowned for centuries of superior weapon-making. Decorative Metal Head: Features an engraved floral design, enhancing its visual appeal. Multi-Functional Design: Includes a frontal axe-head, a rear hooked talon, and a central fluted spike. Impressive Dimensions: Stands at an overall length of 205 cm (measurements may vary slightly). Ideal for Display & Collectors: Perfect for historical exhibitions, theatrical productions, and TV use. A Collector’s Must-Have: Quality & Authenticity Guaranteed This high-quality halberd is part of Marto’s “Historical Medieval Weapons” collection and comes with a Certificate of Quality and Origin. Whether you’re a medieval arms collector, a reenactor, or looking for an eye-catching display piece, this halberd is an exceptional addition to any collection. Don’t miss the chance to own a remarkable 14th-15th Century Swiss Halberd by Marto.
