calatrava cross deco stone Fantasy riem War hammers of this kind

War hammers of this kind appeared in the second half of the 15th century and were mainly employed in Italy

Particularly well-suited to 14th–15th century reenactment

Axes like these remained in use even into the 12th century and were later adopted as sparths by the Gaelic peoples of the Irish Sea region during the Middle Ages

for an optimal field of vision

The hooks are crafted after an original found in a Gallo-Roman grave in France

calatrava cross deco stone Fantasy riem War hammers of this kindThe Calatrava Cross is a distinctive symbol associated with the Order of Calatrava, the Order of Montesa (which employed a black version), and the Order of Preachers. It features a Greek cross with four equal arms, which are red, and adorned with fleur de lis. The cross may be found on various shields and flags of cities linked to Calatrava. Originally, the Calatrava Cross was depicted in black, but by the fifteenth century, it began to be represented