Crowbill

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A crowbill is a type of medieval fighting pick named for it's resemblance to a crow's bill. The most elaborate and well-crafted crowbills were made in India or Persia. Crowbills were designed specifically to pierce chain mail and plate mail joints. [1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Forge
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