triquetra seax with wooden handle

triquetra seax with wooden handleThe sax, seax or scramaseax is a large knife that was worn by European men from the 5th until the 11th century. Typical of the seax is that it features a single edged blade and is worn horizontally, with the sharp edge upwards. Seaxes such as this were employed around 550 AD by the Saxons and the Franks. This seax is crafted from red wood for the handle and features a brass end decorated with a triskelion. It is supplied complete with a scabbard; the

long gambeson offers optimal protection to the chest

likely the smith or owner of the seax

this type of kettle hat affords particularly good protection to the neck and face

Axes of this type were crafted at least between 800 and 900 AD

The tent will accommodate two people

LARP and training

Waist Outer leg lengthS86 cm 75 cmM90 cm77 cmL94 cm79 cmXL102 cm81 cmXXL104 cm83 cm

throughout the War of the Spanish Succession

Medieval Festivals

during tournaments

This arm armour is based on historical Milanese originals

It has been officially approved for consumption of cold drinks