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16th Century German Mace
#600626
This heavy mace has 8 flanges, made from steel that has a black, protective coating. Bottom half of the shaft is wrapped in black leather for an improved grip. Overall 24 inches.
$94.95
16th Century Italian Mace
#600624
This excellent mace has 8 flanges and is made from steel which has a black rust-protective coating. Bottom of the shaft is wrapped in black leather for an improved grip. Overall 24 inches.
$94.95
Bar Mace
#600652
This brutal circa 1300 replica mace is made from four bars of steel and a large steel pommel to help balance it. Wood and leather grip. Overall 28-1/2 inches.
$129.95
Early Norman Mace
#601010
This medieval mace has a solid cast steel head with multiple blunt spikes. Darkened, carved wooden shaft and steel butt cap with lanyard ring. Overall 21-1/2 inches.
$78.95
German Mace
#600853
This arty circa 1550 replica is a functional eight bladed mace with a brushed finish. Overall 24 inches.
$94.95
Gothic Parade Mace
#600920
This historically inspired mace with a concealed dagger is a blackened, all steel construction. Dagger has a tempered, high carbon steel blade. Overall: Mace 24 inches, Dagger 14-3/4 inches
$134.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: 16th Century Italian Mace
I have had this mace for years. Travelled the world with me and no rust, no oxidation, etc. Heavy to use but what a home-defense weapon!
Reviewed by:
Kenneth,
March 30, 2018
Review of: Bar Mace
When this came, I was surprised how heavy and solid this thing felt. Certainly, with this, a strong-armed individual can easy put down a horde of zombies medieval-style! Very solid construction; thick, solid leather wrapping. Good work, Windlass!
Reviewed by:
Jason,
December 14, 2017
Review of: Early Norman Mace
Fantastic!! Light weight, but sturdy and solid. Can definitely do some damage!
Reviewed by:
Donald,
February 01, 2017
Review of: Bar Mace
I always been fascinated by this . The length , size , and weight is perfect for my hand . And it's beautiful piece of history . Sometimes I feel that I was born in the wrong place and in the wrong century . I love this piece . Thank you ! JJ
Reviewed by:
Jan vincentc,
December 16, 2016
Review of: Gothic Parade Mace
A great weapon with dual purpose. Love that you have to unlatch and push the button to reveal the hidden dagger inside. Not sharpened but has a good point on it.
Reviewed by:
Ronshell,
September 15, 2016
Review of: Bar Mace
Be a Royal Knight yielding a powerful mace! Absolutely awesome and astounding piece of Medieval History. This is so cool!
Reviewed by:
Sam,
September 01, 2016
Review of: Early Norman Mace
This little knee knocker is delightful. The woodwork is high quality "HARD" wood, not some pine dowel. The cast head is good solid piece with a nice patina giving it an antique appearance.
Reviewed by:
Phillip,
July 29, 2016
Review of: Bar Mace
Take that, obnoxious drunks! Oh, wait - it's named that because it's made of welded steel bars. Hm. Still ... why not LOL?! A brutal find indeed!
Reviewed by:
GORDON,
May 16, 2016
Review of: Bar Mace
Just in case you didn't notice the other reviews, yes this thing is a beast. Not particularly "pretty" but I imagine very effective. It's rather weighty towards the business end despite the large pommel. It's easily the heaviest mace in my collection. Very nice!
Reviewed by:
Ross,
September 15, 2015
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