Horseman's hammer, 14th century, falcon beak 1880000101

The Bec de Faucon (French for falcon beak) is, similar to the Bec de Corbin (French for crow beak), a hammer
European horseman that combines elements of the percussion weapon , the stabbing weapon and the polearm.

It has a tip that could be used as a spear and was mainly used for piercing.
and break heavy armor.

This battle hammer got its name from its shape, which resembles a falcon's beak.

The hammer head consists of a three-pointed hammer and the mandrel of the same name. The entire head and
the tip is made of EN45 carbon steel.

The long wooden handle was expertly connected to the hammer head with rivets and has a steel cap.

Special properties:

- High quality hammer head with pointed tip

- with long wooden handle

Details:

- Blade material: EN45 carbon steel

- Total length: approx. 123 cm

- Head width: approx.19 cm

- Handle length: approx. 109 cm

- Weight: approx.1020 g