medieval axe crusaders 1 Drinkhoorn standaards en houders neck and a large part

neck and a large part of the face including the nose

they remained in use and were even depicted in the Morgan Bible from 1250

It is battle-ready

Etruscans and the Celtic tribes during the Late Bronze Age

This handmade knife blade is made of 1085 carbon steel and tempered to a hardness of 54 – 56 HRC

medieval axe crusaders 1 Drinkhoorn standaards en houders neck and a large partThis type of battle axe is based on originals that were developed from the second half of the 15th century onward. Like its predecessors, the characteristic Viking axes, the blade of this axe extends into a beard. The distinctive angles of the beard could be used to parry enemy weapons, and the beard itself could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles. This axe features a decorative cross motif, which also helps to reduce its weight.