Flails, Maces, and War Hammers

This Battle Mace is made in a blackened finish steel with a wooden handle. A great bashing tool from the days of Knights, maces were used for close combat fighting. Approximately 23" overall.

Our Classic Flail has been seen for years in various forms of decoration, our version is fully functional! Comes with a 19" long hardwood shaft.

The Classic Morning Star, a faithful reproduction of a medieval weapon that combines elegance with formidable striking power. Crafted with attention to detail, this morning star features a 19.5" hardwood shaft with a leather-wrapped grip, providing a comfortable and secure hold during combat or display.

This Classic Three Ball Flail has been seen for years in various forms of decoration, our version is fully functional!

The Double Ball Flail comes with a 23" long studded hardwood shaft, the grip is wrapped with a bit of leather. The two studded steel balls on the end of the 10" long chains.

This beautiful Double Ball Flail comes with a 23" long twisted steel shaft, the grip is wire wrapped and has two steel hand guards.

Our Double Ball Flail which is the perfect partner to our RS2605 medieval flail is incredible. Own a true museum quality medieval flail with two spiked balls.

The English War Hammer quickly evolved and became one of the premier implements of war. Generally it was lighter than the mace and faster. With the increasing sturdiness of plate armor, the sword became less and less effective against a fully armored knight.

This beautiful and unique Flanged Head Flail comes with a 23" long twisted and studded steel shaft. The grip is wire wrapped and has two steel hand guards

The blunted flanges and 21 1/2" long steel shaft make this Battle Ready Functional Flanged Mace a good choice for the re-enactor.

The Four Ring Flail is excellent for thrashing your opponent to submission. It comes with a 21 1/2" long hardwood shaft and four steel rings.

This beautiful Battle Ready Functional 15th century German Flanged Mace comes with a 22 1/2" long twisted steel shaft and pierced flanges.

This German mace proves that weapons can be art. Although pleasing to the eye, it is deadly in function. By the 1500's hundreds armor had become very good protection from most weapons, but that was not the case with an eight bladed German mace like this one.

The proliferation of plate armor across Medieval Europe was shadowed by the development of crushing weapons like this war hammer. Since swords were virtually useless against plate armor, mounted knights used short hammers, axes and maces to defeat an opponent's improved protection.

Armor of all degrees would be sorely damaged with this hammer. The spike could crush through helmet or damage a sword arm to great effect. Steel langets help to guard the shaft as well as secure the head to the hardwood shaft. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.

This Battle Ready Functional 16th century Italian Flanged Mace comes with a 22 1/5" long twisted steel shaft and pierced flanges.

By the 15th Century, armor had become so well developed that it was almost impervious to a sword cut and even a thrust. This heavy Italian Mace evolved from man's oldest weapon, the club, could make short work of that armor.

This Late Period War Hammer is an all steel war hammer from Germany that was in use in the late 16th and early 17th century. The head has a strong, tough spike that balances off the wide faced hammerhead. The grip is wrapped with cord. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. The original is in the Nurenberg Museum.

Introducing the Mace of the Black Knight, a stunning blend of artistry and lethal functionality. This meticulously crafted Medieval mace, featuring a striking brushed blackened finish, is designed to penetrate even the strongest armor, making it an essential weapon for collectors and reenactors alike.

This 14th Century Italian War Hammer was made for armored opponents, possessing a hand-held size that packs a potent punch against any who stand in the way of its swing.

Handcrafted Medieval Bishops Flail features a studded blackened steel head attached to a blackened chain which is linked inside a hand-wrought blackened steel bar. The wrought iron bar of this medieval weapon flail is secured to a seared wood handle.

Our Flanged Mace has Battle Ready Functional flanges, that attach to short steel tube mounted to a 23 1/2 inch long wooden shaft. Excellent mace, light, quick, and yet could deliver a crushing blow.

Experience the power and elegance of the Medieval Flanged Mace, a meticulously crafted weapon from the late 15th century. This battle-ready mace features a robust steel shaft and flanges, designed for both live steel combat and stage performances.

Our Medieval Mace belongs in every collection! Hand crafted blackened steel ball embedded with spikes over 2-1/2" long rests atop a hand wrought blackened steel and seared wood handle. Overall length of about 26".

Our Medieval Mace is a reproduction from a small collection of arms at the British Museum. It is a single piece of steel, 22" long and weighing 3 pounds.

The Medieval Flail was a fearsome, disabling weapon. It has the ability to reach out to a distance far exceeding the length of its shaft and its iron weights travel at a lethal speed.

Our Medieval Single Ball Flail comes with a 19" long hardwood shaft. The steel ball is unusual in that it has 5 sharp spikes on the end of the 9 1/2" chain.

Our Medieval Spiked Battle Flail is a melee weapon that is commonly attributed to the Medieval Germany and Central Europe.

The Medieval Spiked Flail was once used by knights and foot soldiers as a deadly Implement. Each fine Spiked Flail replica is hand crafted. Spiked steel balls supported by a chain attached to a hardwood handle.

Our Medieval Spiked Skull Flail is as real as you can get, this hand crafted medieval flail is a masterpiece that features a blackened steel skull with spikes 2-1/2" long attached to a blackened chain over 24" long which is linked inside a hand wrought blackened steel bar.

This Medieval Steel Bar Mace remains of a mace of this type were found in the River Thames, but they were in use all across Europe. Little finesse was needed for this brutal mace, and a warrior strong enough to wield it could crush helms and break swords with the heavy blows it could deliver.

The Medieval War Hammer was used mainly in the 15th and early 16th centuries. This war hammer has a head, langets and pommel cap of steel that are pinned and riveted onto a hardwood haft.

The Medieval War Hammer was used mainly in the 15th and early 16th centuries. Hammer and cap are made from carbon steel with a hardwood shaft.

The Morning Star Flail comes with a 19" long hardwood shaft. The forged steel ball has 12 spikes on the end of the 9 1/2" chain. The weight is approximately 3 lbs.

The Morningstar Flail comes with a 23" long hardwood studded shaft and a solid steel spiked head on the end of the 8 1/2" long chain. Weight is approximately 4 lbs.

Our hand-crafted SCA War Hammer is the real thing! The overall length is about 29". The blackened iron hammer head and spike with hand wrought nails on a blackened and seared wood handle is menacing.

The Single Ball Flail comes with a 24 1/2" long hardwood shaft and a steel ball with square and flattened spikes on the end of the chain. The weight is approximately 3 lbs.

The Single Ball Flail comes with a 24 1/2" long hardwood shaft and a steel ball with sharp spikes on the end of the chain.

Our Medieval Single Ball Flail comes with a hardwood shaft. The hollow steel ball is unusual in that it has 5 sharp spikes on the end of the solid forged chain.

Our Spiked War Club is Simple, Functional, brutal and effective, hardwood shaft and steel spikes. 19" overall length.

Our Spiked War Club is Simple, Functional, brutal and effective, 19 1/2" long hardwood shaft and steel spikes.

The Three Ring Flail comes with a 24 1/2" long hardwood shaft and three steel rings on the end of the three 8 1/2" long chains. The weight is approximately 3 lbs.

Solid Steel Spiked, Hand Forged Two Hand War Hammer. Comes with a hardwood shaft and spiked buttcap.

Medieval Two-Hand War Hammer, a testament to strength and craftsmanship. Hand-forged from solid steel, this imposing war hammer is a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield.

Here is one Two-Hand Mace you don't see every day. This 15th century mace comes with a 42" long studded steel shaft and functional pierced flanges. Weight 8.8lbs.

Our War Club is the "original" ancient weapon! Small quantities of metal produced by crude mining techniques of the times were put to effective use by ancient metal smiths in battle weaponry such as the War Club.

Solid Steel, Hand Forged War Hammer. Comes with a leather and wire wrapped grip with two steel guards.

Solid Steel, Hand Forged War Hammer. Comes with a twisted wire wrapped grip with two steel guards and twisted steel handle.

Solid Steel, Hand Forged War Hammer Head. Comes with a hardwood handle.

Solid Steel, Hand Forged War Hammer. Comes with a leather wrapped grip with two steel ornate guards and twisted steel handle.

By the mid 1400’s armor had developed to the point that it was almost impervious to a sword blow. That’s when the knight or man-at-arms would reach for a good solid war hammer. With sound blows armor could be damaged and crushed, sorely affecting movement and the ability to defend one's self.