medieval halberd axe Mains gauches which terminates in a dragon

which terminates in a dragon motif ornamented with red enamel

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This permitted even better protection for the head whilst retaining its characteristic brim

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in medieval manuscripts

medieval halberd axe Mains gauches which terminates in a dragonThe halberd is based on originals from the 16th17th century. A pole weapon comprising a long wooden shaft and an iron tip, with an axe blade and a hook below, it is perhaps misunderstood more than most medieval arms. Contrary to common belief, the hook was not intended to enlarge wounds but rather to block or trap enemy weapons. Owing to its length, a halberdier could strike with considerably greater force than was possible with a sword. The weapon