seax blade jorvik damask 256 layers

seax blade jorvik damask 256 layersThe handmade seax blade is crafted after originals that were employed by the Anglo Saxons between the 9th and 11th centuries. Skrama seaxes were widely used amongst all Germanic tribes and by the Vikings. This model is based upon an original found in the Viking city of Jorvik. Constructed from 256 layers of AISI 4340 and 15N20 steel, the blade is tempered to a hardness of 5658 HRC.

Typical for this model are the cheek plates and the band above the eyebrows

The staff is also well-suited to battles — it may be used to strike and held against swords — though only you know what manner of magic it is truly capable of

6 mm thick steel

The battle-ready helmet is an authentic replica of the so-called Wenceslaus Helmet

such as the Magyars

Merovingians and Franks

so the fireplate can be used without damaging grass fields

Homer was a Greek poet and singer who presumably lived from 800 BC until 750 BC

and signals that the owner of this battle hammer is a creature of considerable wealth

The scabbard features a belt loop and a scabbard tip

For this reason

The Vikings and Germanic people wore their tunic less airy