16th Century German Dagger Hammer

Medieval history shows an array of deadly weapons being used in battle, but few are as interesting and eye catching as this one. The 16th Century German Dagger Hammer paints a deadly image, depicting a powerful fist clutching a spike. A hammer strike with a dagger is designed for maximum deadly penetration, which the head of this hammer offers when it is swung. When used in reverse, the pommel of the dagger can cause a fatal blow as well. Due to the wooden haft of this hammer, you are provided with an enhanced range of swings to hit your mark. The fist featured has a death grip on the hilt of the dagger, showing your brutal determination for victory. The 16th Century German Dagger Hammer is two medieval weapons in one, with a distinctive feature that makes it unlike any other.

Key Features:

• Fully functional
• Dagger features spike blade and pommel as striking points
• Wooden haft is ideal for variation in swings and display
• A unique addition to any collection of medieval weaponry

Materials:

• The fist is crafted from antique brass
• The dagger is constructed from high carbon steel

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 18.5 Inches
• Hammerhead length: 7.5 Inches
• Weight: 2.5 Pounds