roman hasta with shaft

roman hasta with shaftThe word "hasta" means spear in Latin. The early Roman legionaries employed the hasta. During the republican period, the hasta was replaced on a large scale by the pilum and gladius. The cavalry and auxiliae, however, continued to utilise the hasta. The pilum was intended for throwing from a longer distance, whilst the hasta was designed for close combat stabbing. It was therefore effective against cavalry. The hasta was historically crafted from

The vambraces are constructed from 1

The buckle has been fashioned in the Ringerike style and is constructed from brass

Constructed from simple

it is well-suited to all LARP swords and daggers

Colichemardes were carried on European battlefields as well

The stylish rapier is a replica of a 17th-century original

believed to protect the prosperity of the household

known as the “English-Burgundian style

and he is also known for his relations with the Egyptian queen Cleopatra

making them a universal choice for every outfit

having been employed across the European continent

Length from shoulder