Coat of arms (name adopted from German Erbe) - a reconnaissance and combat sign, derived from heroic or proprietary symbols, determined since the 12th century according to strict heraldic rules, serving as a distinguishing feature of a knightly, later noble, also family, family, organization church, burgher or craft guild, corporation, city, territorial division unit or state.


We present a new, brass coat of arms with two crossed halberds. Coat of arms made by a Polish craftsman, weight: 7335kg!


The coat is really powerful. Intricately finished, with attention to the smallest details which can be seen exactly on close-ups. Very good casting quality, patinated for readability, polished in exposed places, all varnished. With an openwork floral pattern, in the main plan with two antique griffins on the dial, it looks extremely impressive. Halberd spars made of beech stems, painted with dark brown varnish stain. Coat of arms created in accordance with the applicable rules of craft guilds.

Pictures do not fully reflect its size, but please look at the dimensions and weight. Of course, this coat of arms has only a representative function, halberds are not sharpened.


A gift from the "top shelf".

I assure you that it will look beautiful on the flue of the fireplace, it can also take a leading place in home memory corners.



dimensions:

• Height from helmet to gloves: 64 cm
  
• Halberd span: 60 cm
• The width of the coat of arms itself: 33 cm
• Weight: 7.335 kg

The replica helebard with blunt blades, faithfully reflects the original, but it does not have any useful features (within the meaning of the Act on weapons and ammunition of May 21, 1999 - Journal of Laws of 2012, item 576, as amended).