Halberd Bags

Description: Just a halberd

Description: Halberd lovers rejoice as this western europe weapon is wielded by a kitty cat that knows how to use it. This cute design will give any combatant a big heart, but can you fight a kitty so cute?

Description: Santa and some lady just bookin it with a halberd

Description: Grendizer focuses on protagonist Duke Fleed (actarus), the crown prince of the now ruined Planet Fleed and the Ufo Robot Grendizer. When the Vegan Empire attack the peaceful Planet Fleed to expand their military rule as a result of the radiation emanating from their former home planet; they opt to steal the Grendizer for their own exploits. This is a POP art of Ufo Robot Grendizer.

Description: Graphic of Atlas Ufo Robot Goldrake

Description: Stunning fantasy illustration featuring a purple haired bunny eared warrior woman holding a massive ornate halberd polearm, set against a watercolor ink-wash mountain background

Description: Distressed military vector artwork inspired by Spanish infantry history. Featuring the iconic crossed halberd, arquebus, and crossbow framed by a classic laurel wreath with stencil typography reading "Legionario Español." Designed in an olive green and gold distressed palette, perfect for history enthusiasts, military art collectors, and print-on-demand apparel.

Description: A powerful character with wings and a halberd, surrounded by intricate designs.

Description: For your favorite bachelorettes and their squads! Featuring a hammer and halberd, the most feminine and beautiful of weapons.

Description: The unstoppable viking berserker, wielding his favorite duo weapon, his dual large battle axes.

Description: Portrait from “witches of the west coast”

Description: Gather your companions and get ready for an adventure!

Description: This is an well equiped halberdier to inspire you and your house so you guys can all siege the day. What about it, huh?

Description: Bears are terrifying, we all know this. But what if they were also armed with medieval weaponry? That's the question asked by the flag of Yaroslavl Oblast, and one you can now make everyone you encounter ponder.

Description: This illustration depicts five different polearms used on the battlefields of sixteenth century Europe. From left to right are: a halberd, an ahlspiess or awl pike, a langdebeve partisan, a military fork, and a bill.

Description: Standing confidently with halberd in wing, Soldier Ducky is prepared for anything, though he is often underestimated by his opponents because of how cute he is.