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Old 29th September 2021, 08:33 PM   #10
francantolin
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Hello all,

Thank you all for the comments,

The ''hilt'' shaft seems more recent as discussed ,
it can even come from an old walnut bed leg
but, changing for changing,
they should obviously put a long shaft, even a broomstick instead of this strange one,

SO WHY ISN'T IT JUST A SHORT POLEARM ??

Looking for shortened polearms shaft,

I found this one: the candeliere polearm
Candeliere - an Italian term, literally 'candlestick'. This was a shortened awl pike., a shortened ahlspiess.

Sure this one without the circle protection anymore
and 'the 'new'' shaft hilt a little shorter than the others...
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