15e eeuwse oorlogshamer, ruiterspies, semi-scherp #N/A It is made for a

It is made for a chest circumference of 130 cm and a head with a max

The lower side of the scabbard has an additional decoration

Johannes Lichtenauwer and Hans Talhoffer

A piece with the value of the transaction was chipped off

een handelaar of een ander personage dat een dolk onder zijn riem zou dragen voor bedreigende noodsituaties

15e eeuwse oorlogshamer, ruiterspies, semi-scherp #N/A It is made for aThis type of war hammer is also called a cavalry hammer because it was highly effective against armored mounted opponents. War hammers like this appeared in the second half of the 15th century and were mainly used in Italy, France, and Germany. The weapon featured a hammerhead with a long spike, similar to a miners chisel, and could pierce armor where a sword would fail. Variants such as the Polish nadziak and the English cavalry hammer were popular