Original British Royal Navy Boarding Pike - War of 1812 Era Survival knife To its top is a

To its top is a soaring eagle clutching a wreathed

30 caliber rifle

The tools are partially behind a national eagle (with outstretched wings clutching a wreathed swastika in its talons)

50 inch eagle / There is a small hole on the front of the shirt / General wear with age and use

signed ‘DE MARCHIS’ at the base

Original British Royal Navy Boarding Pike - War of 1812 Era Survival knife To its top is aOriginal British Royal Navy Boarding Pike (Head) (War of 1812 Era) Discovered in an old barn near the 1812 battle site on LAKE ERIE. Traditionally "Boarding" Pikes are very long, often over eight foot in length, and meant to REPEL boarders as they attempted to come over the rail of a vessel. This iron pike head is 9. 25 long with four flat sides. There are two holes made for mounting this piece to a wooden Pole. This is a heavy cast piece. Bottom hole