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Based on Original: Found in the Nordland region of Norway in an archeological find that dates to the early Viking age
On a trip to Dublin we were able to study many of these sidearms up close
on this example with decorative file work
This sword is typified as an Oakeshott Type XV of classic form by its tapering stout blade
English Bill - Temporarily unavailable - new version to be available soon Hungarian Based on Original: Found inBased 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
