Halberd

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met-armsarmor:Halberd, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Arms and ArmorGift of William H. Riggs, 1913Metro

peashooter85:German halberd, late 16th or early 17th century.from The Cincinnati Museum of Art

art-of-swords:Parade Halberd of the Trabantenleibgarde of the Elector August of SaxonyDated: circa 1

vartiusdraws:I decided to design an armored Demacian lady :P Might even turn it into a fully fledged

slightlysimian:Some more knight lady

hannahchristenson:Character concept for a secret project. ;)

Lion Knight by malverro

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Halberd (248 cm, 1,7 kg or 98 in and 3lbs. 12 oz.), Italy 1580.[2250x400

Another WIP - came back to this piece recently.  I started it ages ago, but the start of 2019 was re

Italian parade halberd, early 17th century.from The Cleveland Museum of Art

Halberd for the Bodyguard of Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, 1589from The

Saxon halberd, 16th/17th century.from The Art Institute of Chicago

Chinese bronze halberd, 1,000-500 BC.from Altair Auctions

Halberd with wheel-lock pistol, 17th century. Originates from Germany.from Czerny’s International Au

A combined halberd, fork, and wheel-lock pistol.  Made in Germany circa 1580.Currently on display wi

qsy-draws-a-lot:A series of Late Middle Ages and Renaissance polearms for your enjoyment. I’ve notic

jupiter-harsh:armthearmour:A Halberd with a retractable spike, Italy, ca. 1590, housed at the Metrop

art-of-swords:Parade Halberd of the Trabantenleibgarde of the Elector August of SaxonyDated: circa 1

art-of-swords:State Halberd Belonged to the guard of Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau Dated: 1589Culture:

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Halberd (265 cm, 3,3 kg) of the guard of the Electors of Saxony, Germany

art-of-swords:Halberd of the Guard of the Electors of SaxonyDated: circa 1620Geography: SaxonyCultur

State Halberd for the Guard of John George, Duke of Saxony, Elector 1611-1656. German

Halberd for the city guard of Augsburg, Germany, late 16th century.from The State Historical Museum,

Saxon halberd, 16th centuryfrom Hermann Historica

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