This light and swift-striking 12th – 13th century mace has a multi-faceted bronze head which is solidly mounted to a hardwood haft. A wooden wedge has been driven into the head of the wooden haft to expand it within the mace head for a particularly tight fitting. This type of mace was popular in Germany, Hungary and the Ukraine and its many-faceted geometric mace head ensures that the force of a blow is concentrated onto a small, pyramidal point regardless of what angle is used to deliver the considerable concussive force of this mace onto a unfortunate foe.
