Antique Halberd

French Military Partisan/Halberd Polearm.

gilt feather trim, on a halberd, with crossed horn and a gold trumpet, a gilt ribbon "ties" the halberd

Title: Japanese Edo Warrior Print – Temple Guardian with Halberd, c.1850 Description: This

period. Included with the set is an original period halberd, a formidable pole arm that complements the

as crossed halberds and shields, held aloft by finely cast knight figures carrying an additional

helmeted, with shield and halberd *Hessian Soldier- 6"H, dressed in puffed renaissance-style garb, holding

regalia, rather than as weapons. Sometimes referred to as halberds, an axe of this kind was found during

, with steel hands simulating halberds behind bevelled glass held in a bezel, hours and half hours

side, and with a 14k fineness mark / halberd head to the other side. Fineness: Marked 14k for gold

halberd or the reed organ (sheng). These motifs express a blessing of many sons and prosperity to the

halberds, a traditional emblem of Swiss martial prowess. His deep red attire and feathered hat suggest his

links, halberds, and ornamental spears adorned with red tassels. Each piece is rendered with fine

amidst a backdrop of crossed halberds, shields, and oak branches. Draped flags and foliage complete the

, the lower front of the seat having a carved knight's helmet flanked with a pair of halberds or battle

matching attire and the powerful presence of the halberds, the characteristic polearms of Swiss infantry

halberd in hand, followed by a man dressed in a bear costume, a symbolic representation of Bern. The bear

with halberds, shields, pikes, swords, helmets, drums, and banners, the armory reads almost like a

Roman fruitwood trophy wall plaque carved with the forms of armor, halberds, and other military

muzzle, battle mace, and halberd. England, 19th century. Dimension: 9.75" W x 2.5" D x 5" H

, halberd, shield, fan, and other implements associated with royal processions or temple rituals. Each item

guilder 1907 has a halberd as the mint master's mark. The half guilder Wilhelmina 3 1907 is made of silver

king shown as a standing knight, wearing armor and holding a halberd and shield, the plinth base

, signifying their trade, while the tanners, in green, march with halberds, highlighting their status as an

atop the elephant’s head. The stick is either a representation of a halberd or a rifle. The rider is

tunics with white stockings and plumed hats, move in disciplined rows, each soldier gripping a halberd or

medieval mercenary units. At the forefront stands their commander, holding a halberd while overseeing his

, shields, and halberds are carefully arranged. Towering above them, flags of various conquered regions

perfect unison, carrying halberds on their shoulders. The carefully composed scene conveys a sense of

society. Behind the banner bearer, the guild members stand in disciplined formation, armed with halberds

halberd for happiness, and a mouth organ for many distinguished sons, among others. From the collection

emblazoned with crossed halberds—a symbol of Swiss infantry strength. His sharp gaze and disciplined grip on

guild members, carrying halberds and dressed in matching yellow stockings and elaborately patterned

, a well-disciplined formation of honor guards marches in unison, carrying long ceremonial halberds

halberds. Zug, historically a small but influential canton, played a crucial role in Swiss politics and was

halberd for happiness, and a mouth organ for many distinguished sons, among others. From the collection

. The medieval knight with his armor and pole weapons ( spear and halberd) holds the central glass with

meticulously crafted Renaissance-style uniforms, march in perfect order, carrying halberds and other ceremonial

wear similarly vibrant Renaissance-style uniforms, carrying halberds and maintaining a disciplined

and carrying long halberds. The city of Zurich was historically a dominant economic and political

long halberds and muskets, a nod to the canton’s military heritage and its role in the early struggles

includes striped trousers, a sash, and a ceremonial halberd, symbolizing both their historic role as

, his head resting on his arms. Another soldier stands at the doorway, holding a halberd, seemingly

standing in profile and carved in high relief. On either side are shields, swords, lances and halberds

of their heads. One shaped like the blade of a halberd, the other shaped like flames.  The figures

attendant, wearing a colorful outfit of blue and red, carrying a halberd, a combination of spear and battle

military garb indicative of the late Middle Ages. He stands poised with a halberd, a combined spear and

the wearer's allegiance through color or emblem. In one hand, he holds a halberd, a type of weapon

armor were invented, including the halberd and crossbow. Chariots rode alongside archers outfitted in

at this point is his friend, the lamppost. With the tip of his halberd and both lanterns being hand

Late 16th-early 17th century Italian halberd marked with a cross orb stamp and inlaid with remains

Marvelous carved tabernacle, one centered door, guard from a soldier with a halberd. Walnut.

This tripod pedestal is based on halberd feet which crisscross to support the upper tray with saw

Old hand painted double sided metal pendant with image of a guard with horn and a halberd, with

and a neat littles maker's mark of a halberd on the other.

with a soldier holding a halberd and surrounded by abundant foliate scrolls. There is a strong

A Medieval Italian Halberd staff forged from iron, with curved top, with armourers marks featuring

Medieval European Knight's Halberd Sword, or polearm weapon, mounted on Lucite base. Unique