Hellebaard Luifels - tentharingen en touw it was mainly made by

it was mainly made by local blacksmiths and not by specialized blacksmiths

The axe is a development of the early medieval Daneaxe (Danish Viking axe)

The hangeroc reaches to the calves

This chaperon has a hood (without a liripipe) and covers the shoulders

Hellebaard Luifels - tentharingen en touw it was mainly made byThis type of halberd developed in the first half of the 16th century, evolving from 15th century examples that had a more rectangular shape. This form of halberd was used throughout Europe. It features decorative piercings, which made the weapon slightly lighter without compromising its strength. The halberd is equipped with a long, broad spear point, allowing it to be used as a pike, and includes several small hooks and notches designed to parry