battle axe orleans

battle axe orleansAxes like this emerged in the second half of the 15th century. Around this time, armor was becoming increasingly effective, creating a need for weapons capable of penetrating the gaps in plate armor. The back of this axe features a point, similar to that of a war hammer. The main weapon, the axe head, has a tapered, rounded edge that ends in a beard. The beard was designed to unseat enemy cavalry, while the rounded edge keeps the weight of this axe

It has a length of 75 cm

It features a swept hilt with an S-shaped guard and a grip decorated with steel wire and brass wire

Due to the rough finish and the hood that can be worn over the head

It consists of two shield-shaped plates that may be hung from the belt to protect the outside of the thighs

Shipping weight: 1000 grams

permitting a comfortable and secure grip

The bracelet is a replica of a Germanic original from the 3rd century AD

Owing to the large awning

The Vikings employed knives such as this for everyday chores like cutting meat and ropes

it falls straight and has splits at the sides from the waist

L-XL and XXL

This three-part belt fitting is crafted from bronze