English Bill - Temporarily unavailable - new version to be available soon mace Just like the originals though

Just like the originals though there will be some variation

This elegant side sword is a replica of one of our favorite swords in The Oakeshott Collection

It is powerful in the bind and wants to rotate around a point about halfway between the tip and the quillions

The guard is hand carved in walnut and ash with solid bronze fittings

It is also noted in an ancient Irish story

English Bill - Temporarily unavailable - new version to be available soon mace Just like the originals thoughBased on Original: Circa 1490 English Over all Length: ~83" This was the favored pole arm of the English. In use from the 14th to the 17th century, it saw action from the Scottish border to wars in France. George Silver, an English author of arms, recommended this pole arm more highly than a sword. This weapon was also called a Brown Bill or Forest Bill. It is mounted on a 1. 125" ash pole and is 83" long, overall. Note: As a long hafted wooden