Long sax with horn handle, 9th century, incl. leather sheath

SKU: VM004492

Category: Arsenal

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Long sax with horn handle, 9th century, incl. leather sheath

The sax, which literally means "knife," was popular among the early medieval Germanic tribes and varied greatly in shape and size. They not only made tools with small blades, but also made saxes with longer blades that were in use as cutlasses.

This long sax is a replica of the 9th century English finds, with a solid horn handle riveted to the tang and a blade forged with a gouge. A simple scabbard made of approx. 3 mm thick cowhide is included.

Details long sax with horn handle, 9th century, incl. leather sheath:

Total length: 60cm
blade length: ca. 44cm
max. blade width: 5,5cm
width of the striking edge: ca. 1mm
weight: 1,35kg

Scope of supply: 1x Long sax with horn handle, 9th century, incl. leather sheath

Color:	black brown silver
Section:	Early Medieval High Medieval Market-Medieval / Larp
Material:	leather carbon steel horn
weapon type:	seax
Proof of age required:
Shipping weight:	1,60 kg

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