Danish Hand Axe

Small axes were used for both small everyday chores and in battlefield
Axe could be thrown if needed, but were quite handy in close combat with or without a shield
Replica of axe from Circa 850
Overall lenght: 53 cm
Weight: 700 g
Sharpness: unsharpened
Material: Carbon steel

95.90€

• Shipping: Immediately available 5 pcs
• Pickup: Immediately from store in Kaarina, Finland

SKU: 600642 Categories: All of the other weapons, Axes, maces and warhammers, Axes, spears, maces etc., Middle Ages and Renaissance, Middle Ages Weapons, Viking - and Early Middle Ages, Viking Weapons, Windlass Steelcrafts Tag: guns & knives

Description of the Product

To the victims of the Vikings, they were all Danes. It didn't matter whether they came from Norway, Denmark or Sweden, they called them Danes. Most everyone is familiar with the larger Danish Axe, with the monstrous blade sometimes over a foot wide. But smaller axes were quite popular for all sorts of work, hewing the limbs of trees as well as the limbs of men. They could be thrown if needed, but were quite handy in close combat with or without a shield. High carbon steel blade. Not only is this a fine replica, it is a fine axe in its own right. Circa 850.

Small axes were used for both small everyday chores and in battlefield
Axe could be thrown if needed, but were quite handy in close combat with or without a shield
Replica of axe from Circa 850
Overall lenght: 53 cm
Weight: 700 g
Sharpness: unsharpened
Material: Carbon steel
Manufacturer: Windlass Steelcrafts