Last Chance Other Weapons & Accessories

These excellent reproductions of the German M35 Stahlhelm (steel helmet) were left over from a movie production run and unused because they are all small (size 6-7/8). This style of helmet originated during World War I and was kept in service up to 1992...

  Used as both weapon and ceremonial object, the tomahawk was created in an astonishing variety of shapes. This collector grade tomahawk, made by Windlass Steelcrafts, is hand-forged with a high carbon steel blade. This is the most elaborate...

This cane is solidly constructed of steamed beech wood with a black finish. The sculpted cane head is that of an ominous fist and molded in metal, which is imposing enough to ward off the toughest of criminals. A rubber, anti-skid tip is included. Made...

The Peltasts or light infantry of ancient Greece were often armed with multiple light javelins, often with throwing straps to increase standoff power. Our javelin head has been modeled after these lighter yet deadly spears. Hand-forged of tempered steel...

Ragnar Shaggy Breeches was a legendary Viking hero who, according to Norse sagas, "was the biggest and fairest of men that human eyes have seen". He "earned" his first wife by killing a giant snake that guarded her home, then fathered future conquerors...

This reproduction of a historical tomahawk pipe displays one of the more elaborately carved handles we've seen. Tomahawks were used as both weapons and ceremonial objects and were created in an astonishing variety of shapes. Some were plain; some were...

Though primarily thought of for hunting, this type of barbed warhead would have easily found its way onto the battlefield of Poitiers in 1356. Hand forged of darkened steel and can easily be made to fit onto a standard 5/16” arrow shaft. Sold in a...

This long barbed broad arrowhead was the perfect choice for hunting larger game. The swallowtail design allowed it to fly well, yet cut a deep wound into its intended target. Hand forged of darkened steel and can easily be made to fit onto a standard...

This half moon tomahawk as a beauty from the early days of America. Ceremonial as well as functional, it could easily have found it’s way onto any explorers belt. Solid head is made from high carbon steel. Shaft is solid hardwood with custom...

This Circa 1350 medieval hammer is replicated from an example in the German National Museum in Nuremberg. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts, the steel head is secured to the hickory shaft with steel langets. Brass tacks provide a more secure grip.

Tomahawks were used as both weapons and ceremonial objects and were created in an astonishing variety of shapes. Some were plain, and some were ornate, but they were all used by Native Americans for war, torture, trade, and ritual, including sealing...

This distinct axe style was used in the early days of the United States in conflicts all the way up to the 1800's, although the style had been in use since Viking times. The solid 1060 high carbon steel axe head and light weight make this a very...