[Shane Allee]

Over Thanksgiving break I was able to get my hands on some older steel in thicker and wider sizes then I normally able to get. My first thought was to do some basic made polearms and stuff. These are the first two that I have been working on to finish before I get a little break for the holidays. The first is a lochaber axe shown for reference mounted on a 1 1/4" shaft about six foot tall. The axe head is 16 3/4" long and is in the black. I am going to make this available if someone is interested in buying it as DIY project to avoid having to ship a complete mounted axe.



http://www.ironagearmoury.com/lochaber.html

The second is along the lines of a vougle. I was able to keep a slight T-back along the spine that transitions into a quadrangle spike. Originally I planned to do a Jeddart staff and bardiche later this winter and keep one of them, but I really like the vougle and will keep it for the time being. Something just clicked with me and this vougle.




Thanks for another good year everyone.
Shane Allee

[Tim Lison]

Those are both GREAT! Good work. I have always loved Lochaber axes. It's nice to see them get a bit of attention.

[Joe Fults]

Bit of a departure for you but fun looking stuff!