The billhook (also bill hook) was a traditionally developed for the cutting tool which was used mainly in European agriculture and forestry, but also common in other parts of the world where it was introduced by European settlers. It is used for cutting smaller woody material such as shrubs and branches.

As a weapon it became a multipurpose tool and was very efficient in dispatching a mounted kight.

Length- point to shaft socket end 600mm (24")
Width- back point to back blade is 120mm (5")
Width- front point to blade is 120mm (5")
Width Overall- 265mm (10.5")
Blade length is 250mm (10")
5mm thick
Socket opening diameter: 35mm

Wieght: 1.23kg