Scramasax Roermond, bot (battle-ready) Tassen en buidels Variants such as the Polish

Variants such as the Polish nadziak and the English cavalry hammer were popular with mounted troops

The tip is blunted for safety and the pommel is brazed to the tang construction

but also used in other parts of Europe such as in Germany

Perfect for LARP

This armor is worn on the hips and can be tied at the back

Scramasax Roermond, bot (battle-ready) Tassen en buidels Variants such as the PolishThis seax is a replica of a 8th 9th century piece found in Roermond (The Netherlands). It's a unusual long scramaseax probably of Saxon origine. Seaxes like this were popular around 650 among the Franks, Saxons and Scandinavian people. This seax is battle ready with a blunt blade and a rounded point. The wooden handle parts are screwed to the blade. The included scabbard is made of brown leather and has two belt loops. The scramaseax has a length of