Bill (weapon) a common variety of bill.

English bill weapon. The bill is similar in size, function and appearance to the halberd, differing mainly in the hooked blade form. Billhooks evolved from the bill, a tool used for cutting branches off trees. As with many other tools, the poor would take them into battle, and thus over time they evolved.

A bill is a class of agricultural implement used for trimming tree limbs, which was often. The english bill by cold steel has a head of 1055 high carbon steel that has been blackened. This bill is razor sharp and fully functional.

The english increasingly transitioned to pike and shot formations from the mid 16th century, but kept the billhook in use in the same capacity as other armies used greatswords and halberds. Some variants have projections on the backs of the main blades. It is made of 1055 carbon steel and has a shaft of american.

Here we have some more advanced use of the english bill. The english or brown bill is pole arm popular in parts of great britain during the late medieval period. The bill is similar in size, function and appearance to the halberd, differing mainly in the hooked blade form.

Polearm used by infantry for thrusting, chopping, and even 'hooking' to dislodge cavalry. The bill is a polearm weapon used by infantry in medieval europe. Cold steel's maa (man at arms) english bill is designed for martial arts and impact tests.

The bill is similar in size, function and appearance to the halberd , differing mainly in the hooked blade form. This weapon consists of a large, thin head with a hook, cutting edge, and typically. This weapon is very versatile and being able to take on almost any weapon.