Medieval Weapons

Medieval Weapons

The Medieval warriors used many varieties of weapons. For instance, a knight’s preferred weapon was the sword. There are several different forms of swords, like the shinning sword and the great sword. The great swords are two-handed swords; they are swung with both hands to give a mighty blow. A knight would string up his sword on his saddle along with his usual sword. The bond between the knight and his sword is similar, as that of the relationship between a samurai and his katana.

The shining sword was made for a wealthy knight and was also used during the 1460's. It has a copper gilt cross-guard. A different type of weapon that was used was by a Viking or knight was the battle ax. This ax was particularly a favorite with the Vikings. It was lethal weapon to horseman when mounted on a yard haft and swayed with both hands. The bond between the
A more widely used ax was the pole ax and was quite common in foot combat. Knights occasionally utilized two-handed axes, however the single-handed ax was easier to use when on horseback.

Bow and arrows were used by archers. The longbow is unique and is usually made from stave or yew wood and is about the height of the archer himself. Knights utilized weapons known as the lance. Lances are long and came in several sizes. They were made of wood and were painted. Maces were used by knights. They were formed like clubs with spikes attached to them. Weapons were vital for kingdoms during the medieval era. They were exceedingly crucial for kings, knights and warriors to protect and seize other kingdoms.

Our medieval weapons vary from simple tools to the most complex. Our shields, swords and replica medieval weapons are for collectors or the regular individual who wants to start their collection. Our entire medieval artilleries are precise and crafted as exact replicas as to those used during this era.