Viking Knife, Wood/Bone Handle w. Knot Pattern, with flaws

Viking Knife with Wood-and-Bone Handle with Knot Pattern, with flaws

Price reduced item with flaws: The knives offered here show signs of use, the bone handle is partly of a different colour than the pictures in the shop show and there are tarnishing marks on the scabbard. For this reason, this item is reduced in price.

Please note that discounted products that are expressly mentioned as flawed items are non-returnable.

Important:
Several knifes with similar flaws are offered here. The picture shown is for illustrative purposes only, the flaws vary from specimen to specimen.

This hand-made Viking Age knife (Seax) features a sharped blade. The bottom third of the wooden handle is crafted from bone and adorned with a handsome knot pattern. The grip's butt and collar are made of brass. Delivery includes a beautiful tanned leather sheath with ornate brass fittings. The suspension system consists of two carrying rings, a strap divider and three leather straps. Such split strap suspension systems were quite widespread in the Viking Age. The strap divider was designed to allow for an optimal positioning of each individual strap, so that the sword or the seax could hang from the belt at the perfect angle to be drawn from its sheath quickly.

Please note that, as the blade is sharp and fully functional, this knife is designed as a collector's or decoration piece and not suited for combat reenactment!

Details:
- Blade material sharp edge
- Handle material: wood and animal bone
- Overall length: approx. 33 cm
- Blade length: approx. 20 cm
- Weight: approx. 215 g (approx. 315 g with sheath)
- Leather-and-brass sheath with hanger

Please note:
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail.