francesca germanic throwing axe

francesca germanic throwing axeAn excellent Germanic throwing axe by Windlass Steelcraft, well suited to both outdoor and indoor axe throwing. The Germanic and Frankish peoples employed axes of this kind in battle for close combat and as a deadly throwing weapon. The axehead is finished by hand forging and is mounted on a dark wooden shaft with a slight curvature for extra effect. A fine decorative piece for the wall, this axe is also particularly well suited to early medieval

the belt is 2 cm wide and 165 cm long

whilst also featuring a saw blade

Sallet flat on the head with visor open and bevor closed – offers slightly more protection whilst maintaining visibility

This permits optimal visibility and breathing space

the tradition of wearing lunula amulets was passed on to the Vikings of the Baltic Sea region around the 10th century

the camail emerged — a chainmail collar that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck

it is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight

Crafted from 1055 carbon steel

the year that Vesuvius erupted

The gloves are crafted from suede leather

The blade is constructed from EN45 hardened and tempered carbon steel and features a blunt edge and tip

As a cavalryman