Polearms

This Type-F Spearhead has been forge welded from wrought iron, spring and mild steel. Blade is constructed from three parts, low layer twisted pattern, wrought iron and spring steel (EN45) cutting edge. Open socket is made from mild steel. 

Type F spearheads generally have a length of 30-60cm with most being between 50-60cm (long and thin socket, the blade is widest as it joins the socket). Spearheads like this (Petersen Type F) originate from the 9th and 10th Centuries and have been found in Sweden, Norway and the Baltic, as well as in England. Possibly a precursor to type I spears. 

This spearhead is inspired by find from Cookham, original is located in the British Museum, dated 9-10th cent. 

One of the oldest weapons and tools, a spearhead defines the functionality of a spear. And this spearhead will define it at its best. It is technically devised for re-enacting Viking/European Historical combat.

It would be great addition to your combat equipment.

This Type-F Spearhead has been hand forged from EN45 spring steel with satin finish and blackened socket. Type F spearheads generally have a length of 30-60cm with most being between 50-60cm (long and thin socket, the blade is widest as it joins the socket). Spearheads like this (Petersen Type F) originate from the 9th and 10th Centuries and have been found in Sweden, Norway and the Baltic, as well as in England. Possibly a precursor to type I spears. 

Examples of finds: Isle of Man, Ballateare, England, Cumbria: Hesket-in-the-Forest or England, Oxfordshire: River Thames 

One of the oldest weapons and tools, a spearhead defines the functionality of a spear. And this spearhead will define it at its best. It is technically devised for re-enacting Viking/European Historical combat.

It would be great addition to your combat equipment.

This Type-E Spearhead has been hand forged from EN45 spring steel with satin finish and blackened socket. Petersen describes the blades of this type as having 'an almost regular width' along its length and it being 'not especially pointed' (Short socket with a subtle transition into a long leaf shaped blade). Spearheads like this (Petersen Type E) originate from the 9th and 10th Centuries and have been found in Sweden, Norway and the Baltic, as well as in England.

Examples of finds: England, Norfolk: Thetford or England, Hertfordshire: Nazeing

One of the oldest weapons and tools, a spearhead defines the functionality of a spear. And this spearhead will define it at its best. It is technically devised for re-enacting Viking/European Historical combat.

It would be great addition to your combat equipment.