hand forged lumberjack axe

hand forged lumberjack axeAxes of this type were employed throughout the early Middle Ages and into the later medieval period by farmers, lumberjacks, and townspeople for chopping wood and everyday chores. An axe was a particularly handy tool that almost everyone owned. The axe is well suited to living history, owing to the blade with hand forged details and the traditional wooden handle. It is also useful for chores in modern life and for bushcraft.

It makes a particularly fine complement to medieval LARP

Belts of this type were worn from the 2nd half of the 15th until the 1st half of the 16th century

Hinge systems such as these were probably an Italian innovation

the tunic was worn in an airy and simple fashion with a basic design

Comic Con or Cosplay

The Viking throwing axe is based on historical originals

The set comes with a leather sheath which has a loop so it may be hung on a belt

They may be secured with straps around the shoe

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the camail emerged — a chainmail collar that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck

The ring finger and small finger are constructed from a softer velour leather

Core material: fibre optic