double medieval flail

double medieval flailThe war flail is a replica of various medieval originals. During the Middle Ages, the war flail was developed from the threshing flail, a common agricultural tool. The war flail consisted of a wooden handle connected by a chain, rope, or leather strap to one or more striking heads. Various versionssometimes smooth, sometimes spikedspread from 10th century Eastern Europe westwards. Illustrations from the 15th to 17th centuries depict both large, two

as well as other historical or fantasy styles

and some were lavishly decorated

With attention to every detail and fine craftsmanship

The sleeves may be fully detached or fastened as desired

The luxurious Viking fibula is a replica of a 9th–10th century original excavated in Lilla Klintegarda on Gotland in Sweden

or pot helms

Similar swords have been excavated across Central and Northern Europe

but without water)

One of the earliest examples may be found on the tomb monument of Sir Hugh Hastings († 1347) in St

The mace has been painted in a lifelike manner so that it appears to be crafted from steel and wood

The helmet has the following dimensions:

and at least after each use