Couple of big Type 7s, Type 9s, M2s and Type 16s, and a cheeky Type 10.

These ones are fully medieval, from head to nock, but still suited to Toby's 80lb bow. Iron Type 9 bodkins, fitted to 11/32 shafts. ...

Had a few hours this evening to get a stain and oil on the handle and I'm so glad it's done! Just the sheath to go now. The blade is...

Known for his superb black and gold harness, I needed to do something that would match so these 11/32" arrows have black fletchings...

They're not replicas of the originals as they're only for an 80lb bow with a longer draw length (32") but they're made using the same...

Some of these are going off as individual heads, some will be fitted to arrows later.

The Westminster arrows are dimensional replicas of the 1400s original, with a shaft of lime, tapered horn insert glued in place with...

Really lovely set of interesting heads commissioned by Ian of @bostonbows.co.uk I love doing these unusual ones, they make a nice...

What better way to christen the new anvil than to smash out a whole bunch of orders for you lovely patient folk! Here we've got: 3x 1/2"...

Just received these lovely photos of the English yew copy of Mary Rose bow MR80A1142, and full set of authentic late medieval arrows now...

Six heavy medieval arrows, all 1/2" at the head and 11/32" at the nock. Long fletchings bound with red silk into my verdigris glue,...

10mm ash shafts, with bulbous nocks and four fletchings, bound with hemp into birch tar glue. The heads range from forked hunting heads...

These are spined for a 30lb bow, so the shafts are 5/16" pine with bulbous nocks, each fletched with four feathers cut to the Jufvonna...

Linden (lime) shafts, tapered from 11mm at the head up to 11.5mm at the chest and down to 7mm at the nock. Tapered horn inserts, ...

The Viking arrows are 10mm ash, with four fletchings tightly bound with hemp into a birch tar glue, with bulbous nocks and my Type 1...

Some of the beautifully atmospheric photographs taken by Russell Sach for The Telegraph recently.

Setup at the @wealddownmuseum was made especially easy this morning thanks to the beautiful arrow display stand from @bostonbows.co.uk...

These are done in mini sets of three with different binding colours for each head type - red for the Type 16s, blue for Type 9s and green...

For Tod's Workshop!

This is a 14th Century heavy war bodkin that I forged in charcoal with bellows, made from... 14th Century medieval iron, that came from...