seax blade birka polished 46 cm 98981097

seax blade birka polished 46 cm 98981097The handmade seax blade is a replica of a 9th10th century original found in the Viking city of Birka. Large seaxes of this kind were employed by the Vikings well into the 11th century. Crafted from 1085 carbon steel, the blade has a hardness of 5860 HRC.

The grip is well-suited to one and a half hands and two hands

fashioned after medieval models

Manuscripts show that tunics from this period featured contrasting colours and coloured strips of fabric as decoration

The pair of vambraces is crafted from black leather and studded with brass rivets

Please note: These boots have a leather sole

After the Christians had conquered Jerusalem in 1099 it became the first religious-military order that was responsible for the defence and care of the Holy Land

The axe head is crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of 52 HRC

This pair of voiders is crafted from flat rings riveted with wedge rivets and round

a leather sheath

The mirror is a replica of several Celtic originals excavated in Central Europe and on the British Isles

Cosplay or LARP event and need to carry essentials

The luxurious grip indicates that the owner must have been exceptionally wealthy