Handgesmeed bijlblad, oud, scherp, semi-scherp Vikingschilden An indispensable accessory for re-enactors

An indispensable accessory for re-enactors of the (early) Middle Ages

and in North Europe in the 15th and 16th century

They might have also been involved in the establishment of early medieval states such as the Kievan Rus

the Maciejowski Bible

This weapon has a flexible glass fibre core with a layer of durable foam that is coated with a strong layer of latex

Handgesmeed bijlblad, oud, scherp, semi-scherp Vikingschilden An indispensable accessory for re-enactorsThis axe blade is made after several originals excavated in i. a. Opphus, Vang, Hedemark, Dublin, Waterford and Wexford. This type of axe blade was presumably developed around the 9th century. This axe blade is hand forged from one piece. The blade has a length of 165 mm with a max. width of 110 mm and it has an eye of 35 x 25 mm. It has a single sharp edge. This axe blade is a Petersen type G.