Medieval Maldon Seax Knife

Maldon Seax medieval knife 54 cm, 404119

Maldon Seax, a medieval knife from Windlass Steelcrafts' BattleCry Collection. Mounted on a sword-style hilt, the Maldon Seax is sized to allow it to be used as a work knife or a combat dagger. This is a solid, well-balanced piece. The shape of the blade features a thick trailing edge that curves to the tip.

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For use alone or accompanied by the Maldon Sword as a fighting set. Specifically designed for use. It is made of 1065 carbon steel with a blackened finish. Extra wide tang and tempered to approximately 50RC. It has a pre-sharpened blade that has undergone rigorous testing. Handcrafted by master craftsmen who make this knife unique. Includes matching sheath with belt clip and decorated box.

Certificate of authenticity signed by the master craftsman who forges the blade.

The variety of historical knives and daggers is immense. One of the most practical and functional is the little-known Viking Sax, the little brother of the already famous Viking sword. Always at hand, hidden behind a shield, on the belt, to the left or in a vertical position.

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Includes sheath in the set.

• Total length: 54 cm
• Blade length: 39 cm
• Blade Width: 2 cm
• Weight: 567 g
• Grip length: 2.5 cm below the cuff
• 1065 carbon steel
• Edge: Sharp

Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts®

The BattleCry Collection of historical swords, daggers and axes has been designed in collaboration with John Clements, whose knowledge of historical swordsmanship and medieval and renaissance fighting methods is second to none. Hand forged by Windlass Steelcrafts, from 1065 carbon steel and dies in computer controlled ovens at 50 RC. This ensures strength, resilience and thread retention. The swords have wide, full tangs and are all sharpened.

Each model has undergone rigorous physical testing to exceed all expectations. These battle weapons have a blackened finish. Each piece is individually inspected at every step of the manufacturing process, and only after passing the inspection received by the master gunsmiths do they stamp their seal on the blade. Included with each model is a certificate signed by the craftsman who worked on its blade and matching scabbard.