Ray Morris' Mediaeval Arms and Armour
147 Salisbury Road, Swanview, WA, Australia, 6056
Ph: 61 8 9294 1318 Fax: 61 8 9255 2002
ABN: 30 187 506 255
Battle Axes, Spears and Maces
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Detailed Decorative Work:
An axe blade intricately etched with an eagle motif.
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The Hunt:
An axe etched with a chase scene of a stag, hounds and mounted hunters.
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A Scottish Selection:
A selection of four short axes, a targe (small shield) and a rapier.
Battleaxes beautifully acid etched on both sides with leather bound shaft and flanged butt. Can be etched to your own design.
Double-headed Battleaxe comes Plain or Etched.
Weapons of Long and Short Reach :
Two halberds (the pole weapons with the axe blades),
a partisan (the spear-like weapon with the forward-turned side blades),
a flamberge (wavy bladed) sword and a flanged mace.
A Nasty Beak:
An evil and efficient-looking war Hammer. This weapon, variously referred to as a warhammer, crowsbeak and falcon's beak (bec de faucon) combined a concussive and armour destroying hammer face with a penetrating spike.
Medieval Armour-Busters:
A pair of battle ready flanged maces, all steel construction with leather hand grip.
A Knight's Flail of Devastating Power:
A display replica of a Morgenstern or 'Morning Star' mace.
Eastern Elegance:
An heavy duty, elaborately shaped and etched double bladed axe.
A Spearhead with Wings:
A Dark Age winged spear head, the wings useful for parrying an enemy's attacks - or perhaps for holding away an impaled boar.
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