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They brought the ceremonial polearm.

Just having some fun drawing superheroes and monsters.

Horse Warrior (Javier Alcalde)  •  ⚔️

polearm soldier Mingchen Shen www.artstation.com/artwork/XJ9r3

Just having some fun drawing superheroes and monsters.

Halberd for the Bodyguard of Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, 1589from The

Saxon halberd, 16th/17th century.from The Art Institute of Chicago

art-of-swords:Parade Halberd of the Trabantenleibgarde of the Elector August of SaxonyDated: circa 1

Chinese bronze dagger axe, Shang Dynasty, 1100-950 BCfrom The LA County Museum of Art

Chinese bronze dagger axe (ge), Shang Dynasty (1600-1064 BC)from The Princeton University Art Museum

saraduvall:A pre-Azanulbizar Bifur for Khazad October #9(Daffodils represent chivalry, rebirth and m

Chinese bronze spearhead, Spring and Autumn Period, 770-476 BC.from The Macao Museum of Art

Italian roncome, circa 1500-1530from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Venetian bodyguard’s glaive, early 18th century.from the Worchester Art Museum

Italian glaive, 15th-16th century.from The Cincinnati Art Museum

Venetian (Italy) glaive, 18th century.from The Worcester Museum of Art : Higgins Armory Museum

Copper harpoon, India, circa 1,000 BC.from Artemis Gallery

Etched Italian partisan, 17th centuryfrom The Art Institute of Chicago

Swiss luzernehammer, circa 1500.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

wearemercs:empire girls by hou_jae04

wearemercs:by xKokobael Perseus won’t know what hit him.

Ancient Chinese dong son bronze poleax, circa 300 BC.from Artemis Gallery

Poleax, 1450, Art Institute of Chicago: Arms, Armor, Medieval, and RenaissanceThe poleax—so named wh

aic-armor:Poleaxe, 1500, Art Institute of Chicago: Arms, Armor, Medieval, and RenaissanceGeorge F. H

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