Small Viking Axe

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Tenderfoot
Sep 13, 2014
64
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Poland
Hi,

Here is something for "brut de forge" fans and all the vikings out here. Axe forged from one piece od 1055 carbon steel with punched eye and hikory handle. I will come with leather edge cover as well.

Details:
Length: 52cm
Width: 17cm
Cutting edge: 8cm


I'm looking for £110 for this plus shipping costs (20£ for GLS service in Europe, for other countries please ask)
I accept paypal and bank transfers.
I can do more photos on request, I will be happy to answer on any questions.











 

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Tenderfoot
Sep 13, 2014
64
0
Poland
Hi ,
Really nice work.
Would you say this design was primarily a fighting axe for Vikings ?
Cheers,
Mark

Hi Mark,
Well I would say it's not typical fighting axe - more like camping one. The fighting axes from North usually had bigger beards, that's from what I know.

AND quick promo: 110 GBP total with shipping.
 
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devilDev

Member
Oct 29, 2014
41
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England
Hi Mark,
Well I would say it's not typical fighting axe - more like camping one. The fighting axes from North usually had bigger beards, that's from what I know.

AND quick promo: 110 GBP total with shipping.

Thank you ,I understand .
Have you ever made a viking one handed fighting axe ?
 

devilDev

Member
Oct 29, 2014
41
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England
Thank you , they look great.
A very strong looking handle, but I suppose it had to be to face a shield wall.
I like the hammered finish, it's plain and simple. But do you think the decorated version more likely something a viking would carry ?
 

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Tenderfoot
Sep 13, 2014
64
0
Poland
Thank you , they look great.
A very strong looking handle, but I suppose it had to be to face a shield wall.
I like the hammered finish, it's plain and simple. But do you think the decorated version more likely something a viking would carry ?

Well, as far as I'm concerned Vikings were well known from they higly decorative pieces of weapon. That doesn't mean that every single one could afford engraved axe or something, but they used some decorative techniques for sure :)
 

devilDev

Member
Oct 29, 2014
41
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England
Is that how you do the patterning on your axe heads (engraving) ?
What do you think about having a leather whipped handle grip and lanyard?
 

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Tenderfoot
Sep 13, 2014
64
0
Poland
Is that how you do the patterning on your axe heads (engraving) ?
What do you think about having a leather whipped handle grip and lanyard?

The dragon was etched (thats the method of engraving)
Well the leather on the grip is great, I did couple of axes with it.

Btw:
Axe is still available :)
 

Dave

Hill Dweller
Sep 17, 2003
6,019
9
Brigantia
I would definitely have bought one of these if I didnt already have a good forged hawk from DB.

They're such great little tools.
 

devilDev

Member
Oct 29, 2014
41
0
England
The dragon was etched (thats the method of engraving)
Well the leather on the grip is great, I did couple of axes with it.

Btw:
Axe is still available :)

:) I see it's still available.

I was thinking of commissioning you to make one for me. Would you be interested in that ?
 

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