The "Crécy" is a 14th Century military arrow that may well have been the scourge of the French in 1346. 
 
With a barrelled shaft and long fletchings combined with the rounded, bulbous nock of the 14th Century - the precursor to the horn reinforced nock of the 15th Century - this arrow is suitable both for distance and armour penetration from bows between 100lb and 140lb.
 
This arrow can be ordered with either a long Type 7a needle head, or a barbed Type 16a head, both of which were in use during the mid-14th Century.
 
Specifications
 
Dating - 1300 - 1360
Arrowhead - Yorkshire Type 7a (SF78338) or LMMC Type 16 (A13718)
Arrowshaft timber - Ash
Arrowshaft profile - Barrelled
Nock - Bulbous
Bindings - Silk
Glue - Green wax, fat and oxide compound