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Renaissance Morning Star Battle or Ceremonial Mace (16th-17thC A.D.)
Renaissance Morning Star Battle or Ceremonial Mace (16th-17thC A.D.)
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This massive and museum-quality Early Renaissance Morning Star is a remarkable weapon that once symbolized the strength and authority of infantry soldiers and knights. Featuring a sturdy shaft and a fearsome spiked head, it was designed to crush armor and inflict devastating blows in battle. Due to its ornate construction and imposing presence, this piece may have also served a ceremonial role, carried in grand military processions or courtly displays of power.
The Morning Star was a favored weapon of the 16th and 17th centuries, often wielded by mercenaries, foot soldiers, and knights. Its design allowed for effective strikes against both armored and unarmored opponents, making it a preferred choice for battlefield skirmishes. Imagine a fully suited warrior charging through the field wielding this massive, spiked mace... Whether used in combat or as a status symbol, this mace embodies the ferocity and craftsmanship of the Renaissance era.
Specifications:
- Material: Steel
- Decorative Elements: Symmetrical etchings on the shaft section and crosshatch design on the handle section
- Origin: Unknown (Likely German)
- Provenance: From a high-end German Arms & Armor Collection
Condition:
Excellent/Mint – Well-preserved, minimal wear, complete, functional, and/or fully intact. Close to original condition. Museum quality.
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