Tod Cutler – Italian 14th to 15th Century War Hammer – Unmounted Components

These components are for creating your own Italian medieval war hammer. All it needs is haft of your own choice to mount it. These parts are based on a piece from the Venice Museum dated 1380.  Housed at The Museo Civico Correr in Venice, Italy. Francesco II da Carrara.  The original was a staff weapon at 20cm wide and this has been scaled down to be a hammer. War hammers generally had a faceted hammer for powerful concussive blows and a sharper pointed side which could be used for piercing and puncturing. Based on a piece from Venice Museum and dated 1380 . The head is cast bronze and steel and matched with a bronze end cap and all the components are securely fitted to a stout and robust ash hardwood haft. War hammers generally had a faceted hammer for blows and a sharper pointed side which could be used for piercing/ripping.

• Dimensions
• Warhammer Head: 5 1/4" Tall x 5 1/2" Wide
• Socket: Approximately 1 1/16" x 15/16"
• Weight: 1 lb 13.1 oz
• End Cap: 1 1/16" tall  x 1 3/8" wide
• Socket: Approximately 1 1/8" x 7/8"
• Weight: 2 oz