Compact Long Battle Scythe

Under the feudal system, landowners were expected to provide peasants, freeman and commoners to support war.  Most of these simple people were farmers and the only weapons they had were the scythes they used to harvest crops.  This was such a successful weapon that it was modified for guards and warriors.  With a shaft graced by grooves and a hue that resembles the authenticity of wood, this 94 inch latex polearm echoes the ingenuity of yesteryears' farmers turned warriors. The scythe's curved blade, emulates the grim harvester's tool repurposed for combat. This weapon unites two parts through a threaded bolt system, versatile enough to be wielded as a shorter armament, though make sure to shroud the bolt in protective materials. Tracing its lineage from the hands of ancient Greeks to the Polish soldiers of the Silesian Uprisings, this scythe, more than a mere weapon, is a chronicle of the commoner's valor in the theatre of war.  

Blade is 21 3/4 inches and shaft is 71 inches.