Weaponry

The spear is one of the world’s most ancient weapons. It was a dominant presence on the field of battle for an amazingly long period of time. This particular blade form was put to use during a wide range of European history by a wide range of different cultures, from Ancient Celts and Greeks to well through the Medieval and Renaissance periods.

Our Reenactment Short Bladed Spearhead is made specifically for re-enactment use. This spearhead is crafted with a bulbous tip and has blunt 2 mm thick edges. If using for reenactment, we advise checking specifications with your safety officer before purchase.

Overall Length: 25.5cm
Spearhead Steel Socket: 12.5cm
Blade: 13cm 
Width: 3.3cm 
Weight: 270g

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

The spear is one of the world’s most ancient weapons. It was a dominant presence on the field of battle for an amazingly long period of time. This particular blade form was put to use during a wide range of European history by a wide range of different cultures, from Ancient Celts and Greeks to well through the Medieval and Renaissance periods.

Our Reenactment Medium Bladed Spearhead is made specifically for re-enactment use. This spearhead is crafted with a bulbous tip and has blunt 2 mm thick edges. If using for reenactment, we advise checking specifications with your safety officer before purchase.

Overall Length: 30cm
Spearhead Steel Socket: 12cm
Blade: 18cm 
Width: 3.5cm 
Weight: 320g

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

The spear is one of the world’s most ancient weapons. It was a dominant presence on the field of battle for an amazingly long period of time. This particular blade form was put to use during a wide range of European history by a wide range of different cultures, from Ancient Celts and Greeks to well through the Medieval and Renaissance periods.

Our Reenactment Long Bladed Spearhead is made specifically for re-enactment use. This spearhead is crafted with a bulbous tip and has blunt 2 mm thick edges. If using for reenactment, we advise checking specifications with your safety officer before purchase.

Overall Length: 35cm
Spearhead Steel Socket: 12cm
Blade: 23cm 
Width: 3.5cm 
Weight: 256g

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Our painted Viking shield features Huginn and Muninn, Odin’s two ravens. Huginn is the old Norse word for “thought” and Muninn is the old Norse word for “memory”. Every morning at sunrise he sends them off to fly throughout all of the nine realms to gather information on what is happening.

It is constructed from thick wood and features a wooden grip and steel boss. It is edged with rawhide to protect from sword and axe cuts. This shield is a little on the light side for full contact re-enactment but is perfect for theatre and film work and great as a display piece.

Diameter: 60cm

Specifications are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Buy the Viking Wooden Shield with confidence from the UK’s leading Viking shield retailer.

Our painted Viking shield features Fenrir, also called Fenrisúlfr, a monstrous wolf of Norse mythology. He was the son of the demonic god Loki and a giantess, Angerboda. Fearing Fenrir’s strength and knowing that only evil could be expected of him, the gods bound him with a magical chain made of the sound of a cat’s footsteps, the beard of a woman, the breath of fish and other occult elements.

The shield is constructed from thick wood and features a wooden handle and steel boss. It is edged with rawhide to protect from sword and axe cuts. This shield is a little on the light side for full contact re-enactment but is perfect for theatre and film work and great as a display piece.

Diameter: 60cm

Specifications are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

Buy the Viking Wooden Shield with confidence from the UK’s leading Viking shield retailer.

Our painted Viking shield features Fafnir, the fearsome dragon of Norse legend, whose greed and treachery became the stuff of myth. Once a dwarf, Fafnir was transformed into a monstrous serpent after slaying his own father to claim a cursed hoard of gold. Consumed by his lust for wealth, he retreated into the wilderness, guarding his treasure and spreading terror to all who dared approach.

His reign of fear was ultimately ended by the hero Sigurd, who, guided by cunning and fate, struck Fafnir down from beneath as the beast crawled over a pit. With the dragon’s death, Sigurd claimed both glory and the cursed riches—though the shadow of that treasure would follow him thereafter.

The shield is constructed from thick wood and features a wooden handle and steel boss. It is edged with rawhide to protect from sword and axe cuts.

Diameter: 80cm

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.