16e eeuwse hellebaard, semi-scherp Schermmaskers en handschoenen The buckle is made in

The buckle is made in the Borre style

these are images of hunters

The chest part is precisely shaped to the female body and accentuates the shapes

unlike wooden walking sticks

The red leather scabbard cover gives it an extra luxury appearance

16e eeuwse hellebaard, semi-scherp Schermmaskers en handschoenen The buckle is made inIn the 16th century, halberds became increasingly ornate. This halberd features engravings. By the late 16th century, these weapons were mainly carried by non commissioned officers as a special addition to the pike block. Halberds continued to hold a ceremonial role in European armies into the 17th century. This halberd has a long point, allowing it to be used as a pike. The claw shaped hook on the back of the weapon was designed to pull cavalrymen