Javelin – black head 21cm

Javelin Head – hardened throwing spear tip | historical reenactment

The javelin is one of the oldest throwing weapons used across many European cultures, including the early and high medieval period. Lightweight and well balanced, javelins were commonly used both for hunting and combat, allowing accurate throws over considerable distances.

This javelin head is made from hardened steel, ensuring durability and resistance to damage during use. The socket features two mounting holes, allowing secure attachment to a wooden shaft using rivets or nails, providing stability and reliability when throwing.

Designed for historical reenactment enthusiasts, training, and collectors of historical weapons, this spear tip reflects traditional proportions inspired by authentic historical examples.

This listing includes the spear head only – wooden shaft is not included.

Specifications

• Type: javelin / throwing spear head
• Material: hardened steel
• Length: 21 cm
• Weight: 155 g
• Socket diameter: 2 cm
• Mounting: 2 holes for attaching to wooden shaft
• Use: historical reenactment, throwing practice, historical weapon replica