Swords marked as “Battle Ready” are made to a higher standard than your average display weapons. The blades are usually made of carbon steel, as opposed to the more brittle stainless steel and feature longer and stronger tangs. “Battle Ready” does not necessarily mean the blade is sharpened, this depends on the manufacturer.

Maces were armor-fighting weapons that evolved from a steel ball on a wooden handle to an all-steel war club. Here at Medieval Collectibles, we carry all sorts of styles of these blunt weapons, including flanged, shafted, spiked and studded types.

Maces are armor fighting weapons that were developed from a steel ball on a wooden handle to an all-steel war club. We carry all sorts of medieval maces: the skull mace, the flanged mace, the German mace, the shafted mace, the spiked mace, and the studded mace.

A mace is a blunt weapon, a type of club or virge that uses a heavy head on the end of a handle to deliver powerful strikes. A mace typically consists of a strong, heavy, wooden or metal shaft, often reinforced with metal, featuring a head made of stone, bone, copper, bronze, iron, or steel.

We are proud to add this eye catching Germanic-style Mace to our line-up of historically inspired Man at Arms weapons. This modern interpretation of a classical Gothic mace is hand made from 1055 carbon steel. It features a thick walled hollow steel...

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.

Maces were formidable weapons on the medieval battlefield, particularly effective against various types of armor. Their design, featuring a heavy head on a sturdy handle, made them ideal for delivering crushing blows that could incapacitate opponents regardless of their protective gear.

The high carbon steel mace is the perfect weapon against armour. The gothic mace features a thick-walled, hollow steel handle ending in a heavy pommel that counterbalances the helmet-crushing head. This Germanic mace displays six steel flanges that are profiled and tapered to reduce weight and add bite upon impact.

Epic Armoury’s Steel Mace is a 95 cm long latex mace inspired by historical medieval weapons. The mace has five long flanges along the 30 cm head, each featuring a speared spike and a separate spike at the top. A 10 cm handle at the end of the steel coloured and grooved staff is wrapped in black split-leather to provide a comfortable grip.

Our Steel LARP Mace is a roleplay-safe reproduction of a historically authentic Late Medieval mace. These devastating weapons developed as plate armor began to replace chainmail at the end of the 13th-century CE. Plate armor was designed very carefully by armorers to defend its wearer from cutting and stabbing attacks: curved armor plates would ...