They wielded an array of other fearsome weapons as well, including polearms such as this Crusader Axe. The blade features a bat wing style beard and a cross pierced through the head near the haft. Langets, riveted strips of metal, help secure the head to the haft.

The Dane axe or long axe (including Danish axe and English long axe) is a type of European early medieval period two-handed battle axe with a very long shaft, around 0.9–1.2 metres (2 ft 11 in – 3 ft 11 in) at the low end to 1.5–1.7 metres (4 ft 11 in – 5 ft 7 in) or more at the long end.

The axe was a formidable sidearm of the medieval knight, especially during the Crusades. This stout weapon features a large, expertly sharpened blade which is pierced with a large cross. The blade has been riveted to the hardwood shaft and has langets for extra support.

Crusaders didn’t only carry swords into battle. They wielded an array of other fearsome weapons as well, including polearms such as this Crusader Axe. The blade features a bat wing style beard and a cross pierced through the head near the haft. Langets, riveted strips of metal, help secure the head to the haft.

The Crusader Axe from Windlass features a blade with a pierced cross and a blackened finish. The axehead is tempered and sharpened and is mounted and riveted onto a haft of hardwood and reinforced with riveted bar langets.

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The axe was a formidable sidearm of the medieval knight, especially during the crusades. This stout weapon features a large, expertly sharpened blade, which is pierced with a large cross. The blade has been riveted to the hardwood shaft and has langets for extra support.

The Crusader Axe blades are the brightest and most durable flat profile axe blades available. Crusader Axe blades are perfect for duelers who want to channel their inner barbarian. These can also be used on a single bladed saber.

Crusader Axe . The axe is one of man’s oldest implements. Axes of stone, bronze, iron and finally steel were used as both a tool and a weapon. During the Crusades particularly, the axe was a favorite weapon. Richard the Lionheart favored it, as …

The axe is one of man's oldest implements. Axes of stone, bronze, iron and finally steel were used as both a tool and a weapon. During the Crusades particularly, the axe was a favorite weapon.