Long Ox-Tongue Partisan - Compact Medieval Swords Early versions were typically worn

Early versions were typically worn under the breastplate and backplate to support the weight of the heavier plate armor

The shaft is a smooth 90 cm long pole

An additional leather loop slides around the knife and is secured with a button

Made from leather and reinforced stitching around the edges

while the armpits are reinforced with riveted rings designed to cope with additional stress

Long Ox-Tongue Partisan - Compact Medieval Swords Early versions were typically wornLong Ox Tongue Partisan Compact Epic Armoury's The Ox Tongue Partisan is inspired by European infantry's spears and polearms during the 16th through 18th centuries, where they were used to fend off cavalry attacks and parry or disarm their swords. It comes in two parts that use a threaded bolt system to reach the full length, though, if the bolt is covered, it could also be used as a smaller weapon. The double sided spearhead and the long shaft have