Donkere kortsax, semi-scherp Vaderdag The blade is made of

The blade is made of Damascus steel from 12 times folded 1045 carbon steel with over 8000 layers and is sharp

in fact they were so good that the English considered the sticks illegal during the last occupation of Ireland

De kling heeft een scherpe snede met een decoratieve lijn (hamon) voor een bijzonder uiterlijk

The black blade of this messer is made from 1055 carbon steel

Sabatons from the 14th and 15th centuries typically ended in a tapering point

Donkere kortsax, semi-scherp Vaderdag The blade is made ofThe sax, seax or scramaseax is a large knife that was worn by European men in the 5th until the 11th century. Typical for the seax is that it has a single edged blade and that it is worn horizontally, with the sharp edge upwards. It occurred in several lengths, from a short knife to longer than a sword. This is a reconstruction of a typical early medieval short seax. The cross guard consists of two steel discs that are attached to the horn grip with