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This battle-ready replica of a narrow sax from the Early Middle Ages was elaborately handcrafted. The typical angled blade is, as is usual for show combat, blunt and the tip rounded, and the wooden handle scales are riveted on. The included leather scabbard has, as is common with a sax, two leather loops of different lengths for secure transport on a belt. This sax form spread from the 6th century among the Franks, Saxons, Slavs, and Vikings and served as both a weapon and a tool in one, and is ideal for Early Medieval re-enactment as well as an accessory for medieval markets.
Material: Spring steel
Dimensions: Total length approx. 48.5 cm, blade width approx. 3 cm
Weight: approx. 400 g
Sale only to persons over 18 years of age! Use is at your own risk.
Viking Scramasax - Reenactment
€125,00
Sale price
€125,00
Regular price
Material: Spring steel
Dimensions: Total length approx. 48.5 cm, blade width approx. 3 cm
Weight: approx. 400 g
Sale only to persons over 18 years of age! Use is at your own risk.