Description
For those who respect the craft of arms, the early Norman mace represents a clever balance of weight and impact. Its head, forged from solid steel, replicates a piece found in museum collections, featuring multiple blunt spikes arranged to maximize crushing force without sharp edges, and encircled by rope-like detailing that reflects period decoration. The steel bears an aged patina, giving it the appearance of a weapon seasoned by the rigors of battle. The staff is fashioned from steamed beech wood, stained a rich dark brown to highlight its natural grain and provide sturdy strength. A rubber tip is fitted at the base, protecting the end and making it suitable for daily use while preserving the feel of a solid polearm. This staff carries the spirit of Norman craftsmanship and battlefield utility.
- Overall length: 36-1/4″
- Weight: 1 lb 3.9 oz
Not meant to be used for medical purposes.
Fun fact: Norman warriors often carried maces like this not only as weapons but also as emblems of rank and authority, with the distinctive design signaling the bearer’s status among their comrades.
