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  Medieval Type 16 Arrowhead, Bodkin-Broadhead Intermediate

  SKU: AH3522.28

  This arrowhead follows the London Museum Type 16 pattern, an intermediate design combining features of both the bodkin and the broadhead.

  This hybrid approach gave a genuinely versatile head, offering a degree of the bodkin’s armour-piercing capability alongside some of the broadhead’s wider cutting profile, a practical compromise that saw common use where a single arrow supply needed to serve multiple purposes.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Medieval Small Straight Broadhead, Type 13

  SKU: AH3522.3

  This arrowhead follows the London Museum Type 13 pattern, a small, straight-edged broadhead copied directly from surviving medieval originals.

  Its compact, straight-bladed profile offered a lighter alternative to the larger swallowtail and Type 15 hunting heads, suited to smaller game or lighter draw-weight bows while retaining genuine cutting capability.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Medieval Trilobate Arrowhead

  SKU: AH3522.1

  This arrowhead follows a trilobate pattern, a three-bladed cross-section documented among medieval European arrowhead and spearhead finds alike.

  The trilobate profile combined a strong, rigid point with three genuine cutting edges, a construction technique shared with some medieval spearheads of the same period, reflecting common smithing traditions across different projectile types.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction is hand-forged from high carbon steel, sold as a standalone head for mounting onto a shaft of your choice, part of our historical archery range.

  
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  Crossbow Bolt, Steel Tip

  SKU: AH5120.1

  This crossbow bolt is fitted with a mild steel tip, sized and weighted for use with a medieval-style crossbow.

  Crossbow prods historically evolved from single-piece wood (ash or yew) through composite construction to steel by around the 14th century, and the bolts fired from these increasingly powerful weapons needed correspondingly robust tips to match.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that practical crossbow bolt, part of our historical archery range.