Beautiful reconstruction of a typical, early medieval short scramaseax, which was very popular with several Germanic tribes (not only the Saxon).

These seaxs were not only used as weapons but also or even mostly as a cutting, edging or curving tool.

The guard consists of two sheets from steel, fixing the decorated horn plate with two rivets. The handle and the pommel are from steel.

This seax is also available with a horn handle.
Delivery includes the pictured brown leather sheath.

Details:
Total length: approx. 37cm
Blade length: approx. 23cm
Maximum Blade width: approx. 3.6cm
Weight: approx. 500g