germanic scramasax leuthari

germanic scramasax leuthariLeuthari the 1st was the chief of the Alamans in the 5th century AD. The seax is based on several early medieval originals. It was employed by the Germanic people and later by the Vikings. The seax is handmade from 9260 carbon steel. The grip is crafted from two different types of wood and trimmed with brass discs. It is dispatched including a leather sheath.

A fine ornamental sword for the wall

the grip is wrapped with leather and ends narrow with a curled end

as a theatre prop

and the objects were intended for use in the hereafter

This sturdy gambeson is well-suited to wear beneath armour and chainmail

cross-guard or guard

The vambraces are crafted from full steel on both sides

but a second hand could also be placed on the grip and partly on the pommel for extra power behind a thrust

This type of battle axe is based on originals that were developed from the second half of the 15th century onward

Thanks to the cotton straps that run over the shoulders and back

LARP and Cosplay of such productions as Last Kingdom

as seen in this surcotte