Polearms - Glaives, Halberds, Lances, Pikes, Spears

African Zulu Short War Spear or Assegai, used for close-in fighting/stabbing by Zulu warriors. Made famous by the actions against the British at the Battle of Isandlwana in early 1879 and the subsequent defense at Rorke's Drift.
Overall length example is ~24-3/8"; spear-head is ~11-1/2" not including the ~3-1/2" twisted iron ferrule/socket. This could also be a shortened Zulu throwing spear, but used for the same purpose.
Overall good condition.

African Zulu Short War Spear or Assegai, used for close-in fighting/stabbing by Zulu warriors. Made famous by the actions against the British at the Battle of Isandlwana in early 1879 and the subsequent defense at Rorke's Drift.
Overall length example is ~27"; spear-head is ~8" not including the ~5-1/4" haft and the ~4" twisted iron ferrule/socket. This could also be a shortened Zulu throwing spear, but used for the same purpose.
Overall good condition.

Old original Indo-Persian Lance Head measuring 12" overall length. Blade length is ~7-1/4". Blade width at shank is ~5/8". Square in cross-section, fullered on all four sides. Similar geometric designs on all four sides.
Good example of a large to medium lance head; split in socket, propagating half-length of socket (see images).

Old original Indo-Persian Lance Head measuring 12-3/4" overall length. Blade length is ~8-7/8". Blade width at shank is ~9/16". Square in cross-section, fullered on all four sides.
Good example of a large to medium lance head; split in socket, full length of socket (see images).

Old original Indo-Persian Lance Head measuring 12-5/8" overall length. Blade length is ~7-3/4". Blade width at shank is ~1-1/4". Point is 4-sided diamond shape in cross-section; octagonal socket.
Good example of a large to medium lance or spear head.