Antique Setting Maul (repo Mallot )

I was asked last month to make for a good friend a Reproduction Setting Maul for a Show. On my bench is the final and also my oak regular wood mallot filled with fishing weights. He wanted just a little bigger than my bench mallot.
So the stock started as ..head 4 pieces 4 in by 8 in and I notched a centered 3/8 cut in the middle two. Planned for a 1 inch tenon. Then glued the 4 pieces. This would go in the lathe for a final rounding to 3 and1/2 with flat sides, and I stayed away from the middle. The main handle stock is 2 pieces about 13 inch glued, drawn with a 4 inch tenon and rough drawn a straight shaft. About 6 inch for the center handle and 1 and 1/2 for the bottom end. All this is in Maple. I band sawed the handle to rough and belt sanded and drum sanded the handle to comfort. And it only needed some light paper sanding after that. I cut the tenon wide to then trim it closer to get a close fitting tenon. This worked better after other mistakes. I also belt sanded bevel edges on the ends of the head and the ends smooth. I did use wedges in the top. then cording to wrap the head and handle for effect. I want my friend to see it before further finish is applied or needed as a prop. It weighs about 2.5 pounds. I like it enough he may not get it and keep it as another shop mallot.