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Please provide your birth date when ordering. edge, and short, triangular projections above and below either side of the socket. Axe-head from a double-handed battle-axe of Petersen’s type M with a very broad, convex. They are based on actual Viking axes found in archaeological excavations from the famous Age of Vikings. Each axe is unique and has a character of its own. Each of the axes is hand forged by highly skilled craftsmen. We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Findspot: River Thames, probably at London, England. All our Viking axes are high-end replicas of remnants from the Nordic past. Handle material: straight-grain hickory It was powerful enough to significantly injure a. The handheld axe was still a favored weapon throughout the rest of the Middle Ages. This is that huge, terrifying battle axe that we commonly associate with Vikings. The throwing axe was very important to the barbarians until the seventh century, when fewer barbarians were able to skillfully throw them than there were skillful archers. This forbidding blade was mounted on a wooden haft of between 6 to 7 feet long (2 meters). The battle Axe had a blade with a wide cutting edge that ranged from 22 to 45cm (9-18 in) long. Around the 10th century, the Vikings developed the weapon known as the Dane Axe. The one-handed axe could also be used for other types of work, but the Viking battle axe was designed exclusively as a weapon of war. Particularly suited to blades requiring impact resistance, it's often seen in large fixed blades and swords. In war however, the Viking axe was a devastating weapons in hand-to-hand combat, capable of splitting a man’s skull, or thrown against an opponent’s shield. The carbon content and lean alloy of this shallow hardening steel make this a very sturdy material that avoids a lot of the brittleness commonly associated with higher carbon materials. Like Cold Steel®'s Viking Bearded Axe, it comes with a premium 76 cm long American hickory handle which is long enough to accommodate two-handed use! In warfare, the great two-handed axe was the most fearsome weapon that the Vikings possessed. This means you can stab, parry or hook shields or limbs with ease. This medieval axe features hardwood and a steel head construction in a traditional Viking design. No log will be able to resist the power of a Nordic axe coming down on it. It is made by a craftsman and respects very strict processes to improve its durability. They have a 5 inch axe head with a 12 inch cutting edge. Get the Viking Battle Axe Decorate your home and cut wood like a true Viking with this Viking battle axe. These popular medieval axes measure 27 inches in all. It's drop forged and features a wide, curved cutting edge that terminates in horns or points on the ends. Medieval Viking Battle Axe for sale feature an authentic European design.

It's a cutting, chopping, stabbing dynamo that any Viking worth his salt would envy. Cold Steel®'s Viking Battle Axe is intended to be used as a stand-alone weapon, but it can be paired effectively with a sword, shield or long sax.