medieval utility axe hand forged

medieval utility axe hand forgedThe axe is a handy tool, well suited to modern life, bushcraft, and historical reenactment alike. With it, one can make kindling, chop blocks of wood, cut timber, and the like. The back of the blade is square, permitting use for fastening tent pegs into the ground. Crafted from carbon steel with a hand forged finish, the axe is given a beautiful, authentic appearance. The shaft has been fashioned in a historical manner as well, being beautifully

These Roman shoulder doublings are crafted from flat chainmail rings with an inner diameter of 6 mm

This was a period of major Viking expansions

This type of axe was likely used as a combat axe

The laces on the doublet permitted armour pieces to be directly attached to it

the tradition of wearing scale armour of this kind is older still

and symbolised aristocracy and wealth

The tent is supplied excluding building materials such as poles and tent pegs

The total length of the dagger is approx

The aventail is crafted from butted rings in a 1:4 pattern

dresses or trousers

whilst at the front it ends higher up

heavily armoured knights wore supplementary pieces as extra protection against foot soldiers and archers