irish axe

irish axeThis axe is based on originals from the second half of the 15th century. It features a long shaft, making it ideal for infantry use. The axe is a development of the early medieval Daneaxe (Danish Viking axe). The top of the shaft is reinforced with metal strips (langets) to protect the haft. Like its predecessors, this type of axe head is curved, making it lighter than a standard woodworking axe. The blade extends into a beard at the back and a point

With these shoes

The armour is put on by passing your head between the shoulder straps

The drumsticks and shoulder strap are included

The axe head is further decorated with an engraved historical Viking motif

carefully constructed to be both practical and decorative

The ends of the grip feature brass fittings

The cutlery set is crafted from authentic material and is supplied with a leather scabbard

A lined standing collar offers both comfort and warmth with a touch of style

Sizes & finish may vary slightly from piece to piece

The seax is a replica of an example discovered in 1857 in the River Thames near London

The intricate Celtic designs lend the belt a distinctive touch

this belt quiver is historically far more common