Dean Castle Arms and Armour
Pole Arms and Melee Weapons
Ranseur 1
- Period:
- 16th Century
- Description:
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The ranseur, also known as a roncone, was a polearm similar to a partisan with a three-pronged head like a trident. The ranseur is a thrusting weapon, with the side prongs being used to push cavalry men off their horses, or to break weapons if they got caught in between the main spike and side prong.
- Place of Production:
- Italy
- Materials/Media:
- Full length: 221cm; Head: 56cm
- Source:
- Dean Castle
- Digital Number:
- RI_DC_0000229
- Copyright:
- East Ayrshire Council
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