large francisca throwing axe

large francisca throwing axeThe Francisca axe was a throwing axe used primarily by the Franks and other Germanic tribes. The axe has been crafted after an 8th century original found in South England, which is now held within the collection of the British Museum in London. The length of this Francisca axe is 81 cm, and it features a hand forged axehead of iron with a maximum length of 24 cm. It weighs 1. 6 kg, and the blade is delivered sharpened.

and one such example was found on Jamestown Island

even in unfamiliar territories

The pauldrons may be fastened with leather straps around the upper arm and shoulder

Whether performing daily tasks or engaging in more demanding activities

Shipping weight (G): 500 *

The tunic is composed of two contrasting colours

The suit of armour is based on the historical armour crafted in Augsburg

nasal helmets of this kind were crafted from a single piece

but were gradually replaced by iron plate armour from the second half of the 13th century

It is crafted from cotton with a polyester padding

The neckline may be individually adjusted with a satin ribbon

The plastic single-handed sword has been designed for Historical European Martial Arts