Medieval mace from the late Middle Ages

Medieval Mace made of steel from the late Middle Ages with six pointed striking blades on the head.

The mace is a weapon that was widely used in the Middle Ages. It belongs to the family of blunt weapons and is characterized by a heavy head attached to a long handle. The head can be made from various materials such as metal or wood and is often adorned with spikes or other decorations to inflict additional damage.

Maces were commonly used by foot soldiers and knights, as they were effective against armored opponents. Unlike sharp bladed weapons, maces could strike through armor and cause severe injuries without the risk of the blade breaking or becoming dull.

The use of the mace was not limited to the battlefield; it was also employed in tournaments and was a popular symbol of power and authority.

Material: Steel
Total length: 54 cm
Weight: approx. 1.0 kg
not suitable for show fighting

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