Short Seax with Bone handle  
Reconstruction of a typical early medieval short scramaseax, This type of seax was very popular with several Germanic tribes (not only the Saxons).They were not only used as weapons but also as a cutting, edging or curving tool. The guard consists of two sheets made from steel, fixing the decorated horn plate with two rivets. The handle and the pommel are also made from steel.Comes with a brown leather sheath. Blade is semi sharp with a pointed tip.
Details: 
Total Length: approx. 37cm
Blade Length: approx. 23cm
Maximum Blade Width: approx. 3.6cm
Weight: approx. 500g
 Please Note: 
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please  email a copy of your Driving License or Passport upon ordering
Shipping Weight: 0.80 kg