Halberd – 43" Pole Weapon in 1095 High Carbon Steel
This 43" halberd is a compact, functional pole weapon forged from 1095 high carbon steel, designed for historical enthusiasts, collectors, and martial artists seeking authenticity and durability. Inspired by late medieval and Renaissance halberds, this weapon combines a thrusting spear point, a bearded axe blade, and a rear hook, echoing battlefield versatility in a more maneuverable form.
Traditionally used by foot soldiers in the 14th to 17th centuries, halberds were prized for their ability to thrust, cut, hook, and control opponents at mid-range. This modern rendition, though shorter than its battlefield ancestors, retains the defining traits of the halberd while offering ease of storage, carry, and training.
Weapon Specifications:
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Type: Short Halberd / Poleaxe
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Overall Length: 43"
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Head Material: 1095 High Carbon Steel
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Blade Type: Tri-functional head (spear point, axe blade, and rear hook)
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Hardness: 56–58 HRC
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Shaft: Solid steel with decorative brass-toned fittings
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Finish: Polished steel head, matte shaft, brass-colored caps
About 1095 High Carbon Steel
With a carbon content of 0.95%, 1095 steel offers exceptional hardness and edge retention. It’s widely used in swords, axes, and functional blades, making this halberd capable of real cutting or thrusting applications if desired—ideal for functional demonstrations or controlled reenactment.
Whether displayed as part of a medieval weapons collection or used in hands-on historical practice, this 43" 1095 Steel Halberd delivers durability, authentic form, and practical performance in a compact polearm build.
