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Extra lamellars are available to widen or lengthen the armour
It was worn by one of Charles Edward Stewart's generals during the disastrous Battle of Culloden in 1746
and has been designed for use both as a throwing axe and as a battle axe
inscribed with the words 'Lancea et clavus Domini' (Lance and Nail of the Lord)
it is 20 cm high and weighs 118 g
pole axe war of the roses Kleding accessoires en zelf maken Extra lamellars are available toThe bec de corbin (French: bec de corbeau, raven's beak) is a poleaxe from the 15th16th century, related to the war hammer. It weapon resembles the Lucerne hammer and consists of a hammer head with a point on a long handle. Unlike the Lucerne hammer, mainly the beak or hook was used, not the hammer blade. The balance surface was often blunt, while the Lucerne had multiple points. The beak was sturdier and better suited to penetrating plate armor,
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