flat ended butt cap for spear Halloween from the 8th until the

from the 8th until the 15th century

This parcel contains 1 kg of mixed rings — flat punched rings and round rings with round rivets — for making or repairing a hauberk or coif

and at chest height a hem is featured beneath which the fabric is gathered into frills

comprising a series of battles for the English crown fought between the houses of Lancaster and York

flat ended butt cap for spear Halloween from the 8th until theThe butt cap from Windlass Steelcrafts may be fastened to the back of a spear shaft. The design is timeless, making it well suited to Greek and Roman reenactment, Iron Age reenactment, Celtic reenactment, Viking reenactment, medieval reenactment, and more. A butt cap may be employed to protect the shaft from splintering and to give the spear extra balance. This butt cap has a flat tip.