Hacha Mammen con grabados SPQR-WP279 - Espadas y Más
Hacha Mammen con grabados SPQR-WP279 - Espadas y Más
Hacha Mammen con grabados SPQR-WP279 - Espadas y Más
Hacha Mammen con grabados SPQR-WP279 - Espadas y Más
Hacha Mammen con grabados SPQR-WP279 - Espadas y Más

Mammen axe with engravings SPQR-WP279

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The Mammen axe was excavated from a 10th-century burial mound at Mammen in Jutland, Denmark, and is considered one of the most striking and beautiful archaeological finds from the Viking Age. This unique piece lent its name to the Viking art style of the same name.

The grave from which the Viking axe was recovered dates to around 970/971 AD and is believed to be the final resting place of a man of high, even princely, status. The small iron axe was richly adorned with inlaid engravings of precious metals, leading to the assumption that it may have been a ceremonial or prestige weapon rather than a mere battle or throwing axe.

The original piece, as well as many more grave goods and textile remains from the so-called Mammen Find (Danish: Mammenfundet ) are on display at the National Museum of Denmark ( Nationalmuseet ) in Copenhagen.

The Viking axe offered here replicates some of the engraved motifs on the original artifact. The high carbon steel axe head has an unsharpened edge of approx. 10.5 cm long and is mounted on a wooden shaft of approx. 60 cm long.

Please note that this early medieval axe is not a battle-ready weapon. It is primarily designed as a collector's or decoration/display piece and is in no way suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to its quality as a collector's item, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your Viking costume.

Details : -

  • Material: Unsharpened high carbon steel blade (not stainless!), ash wood handle
  • Total length (shaft): approx. 60 cm - Axe head: approx. 16 x 10.5 cm
  • Blade thickness: approx. 1.8 cm at the neck / approx. 0.3 cm before the edge
  • Shaft thickness: approx. 3.5 x 2.5 cm
  • Weight: approx. 760 g
  • Supplied WITHOUT case

Specifications may vary slightly from piece to piece.

The steel used here is not rust-proof and may show slight surface tarnishing in places. We recommend that you maintain the blade regularly, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for the care of steel.

Benefits of Mammen's Axe:

  1. Representation of Viking Culture: The Mammen Axe replicates one of the most beautiful and distinctive archaeological finds from the Viking Age, making it an excellent representation of Viking culture and art style.
  2. Ornament and Decoration: The Mammen Axe is a unique and attractive collectible piece that can be used to decorate and adorn any space. It is also an excellent accessory for Viking costumes.
  3. High Quality: The axe head is made of high carbon steel, making it durable and sturdy. The ash wood handle is comfortable to hold and fits the axe head well.
  4. Elegant Design: Mammen's axe is decorated with beautiful engravings and inlaid details of precious metals, giving it an elegant and sophisticated look.
  5. Historical value: The Mammen Axe is an important archaeological find dating back to the 10th century, making it a valuable historical piece that can be appreciated and enjoyed today.
  6. Ideal for collectors: The Mammen axe is a popular and prized collectible item for Viking artifact collectors and history buffs in general.
  7. Unique Gift: The Mammen Axe is a unique and meaningful gift for anyone interested in Viking culture or history in general.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this axe suitable for use as a weapon? No, this axe is not intended to be used as a combat weapon. This is a decorative replica based on a historical archaeological find and should be used for display purposes or as a costume accessory only.

Is the blade sharp? No, the blade is not sharp and should not be used as a weapon. It is designed to be a display piece.

What type of steel is used in the blade? The blade is made from high carbon steel, which is a type of steel commonly used in tool making. It is not stainless, so regular care is recommended to prevent rust.

What care does this axe need? To prevent rust, it is recommended to maintain the blade with a protective oil such as Ballistol Universal Oil. In addition, it should be stored in a dry and clean place to avoid contact with moisture.

Does it come with a sheath? No, this axe does not come with a sheath. It is supplied without one.

Can normal weapon safety measures be used when handling this axe? No, as this axe is not designed to be used as a combat weapon, safety measures should not be applied as if it were one. It should be handled with caution and kept out of reach of children and pets.

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