Polearms - Glaives, Halberds, Lances, Pikes, Spears

Old original Indo-Persian Lance or Spear Head measuring 10-1/4" overall length. Blade length is ~5-3/4". Blade width at shank is ~1-1/4". Doubled-edged; designs on blade at base.
Good example of a medium-sized lance head; split in socket, propagating vertically full-length of socket (see images).

Old original Indo-Persian Lance or Spear Head measuring 12-1/2" overall length. Blade length is ~5-7/8". Blade width at shank is ~1". Doubled-edged with square armor-piercing tip.
Good example of a large to medium lance head; split in socket, propagating vertically full-length of socket, horizontally in two places on the top 1/3" of socket; slight bend at ferrule (see images).

Old original Indo-Persian base for various polearms, perhaps a lance, spontoon, or heavy spear; very decorative. Overall length is ~10-1/2"; socket i.d. is ~1-1/4"; largest decorative ferrule is ~ 2-3/8".
Good example.

Old original Indo-Persian base for various polearms, perhaps a lance, spontoon, or heavy spear; very decorative. Overall length is ~10-1/4"; socket i.d. is ~1-1/4"; largest decorative ferrule is ~ 2-3/8".
Good example; various holes from age corrosion.

Old original Indo-Persian Spear Head measuring 11-1/4" overall length. Blade length is ~4". Blade width at shank is ~1-1/2". Geometric patterns on shank ferrule; double-edged blade.
Very-good example of a medium-size spear head (see images).