light javelin spearhead Rapieren inscribed with the words 'Lancea

inscribed with the words 'Lancea et clavus Domini' (Lance and Nail of the Lord)

During the High Middle Ages they were worn by all classes of society and were often decorated and worn in bright colours

By utilising a contrasting colour of leg wrappings

and for Hercules himself

permitting the knight to employ it more easily for cavalry purposes

light javelin spearhead Rapieren inscribed with the words 'LanceaThe spearhead, finished by hand forging, has been specially crafted for javelin throwing. It features a counterbalanced neck that improves the throwing qualities. As the tip and edge are semi sharp, it is not well suited to reenactment battles.