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knife and seax

knives and seaxes from the migration era through the Viking age

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Collection by

George Ezell

10th-11th century AD A hand-forged parallel-sided blade for a seax with broad tip, tongue-shaped tang with rivet to secure the grip scales; two longitudinal fuller grooves; separate narrow bolster. 387 grams, 50cm (19 ½"). Fine condition. Provenance From an important London collection; acquired in the 1970s.

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narrow seax (schmalsax)

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Skramasaxen is with sound and affixed totally 63 cms long. Klingan is approximately 4 cms broad and only some broader on the centers and is thereby suitable both as cuts - and splinter weapons. Sounding anticipating point avsmalnar precipitous from the spine against the edge and not however as a common knives. Analog with the spine and the edge runs to fire grave row straight grooves.

Scandinavian seax

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broadsax

184 Pins

langsax

106 Pins

10th century manuscript from Belgium (Brussels, KBR, ms. 10066-77) - Handgrips

manuscript

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late Saxon early medieval sheath

78 Pins

Early medieval English seax (knife), Sittingbourne, Kent, inscribed in Old English "Biorhtelm made me" "Sigebereht owns me". Iron with silver and niello inlay.

type IV

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Seax and spear head Dorset county museum.

British

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Viking Bronze and Iron Knife, 8th-9th Century

Baltic/Scandinavian/Rus knife

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rather not from (pure) copper but possibly from two metals, one being brass (?). In particular, however, it becomes very clear that the cutting edges were made from faggoted steel. It also appears that the part containing the figure consists of homogeneous iron or steel that was welded to the main blade.

Continental

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10th-11th century AD A hand-forged parallel-sided blade for a seax with broad tip, tongue-shaped tang with rivet to secure the grip scales; two longitudinal fuller grooves; separate narrow bolster. 387 grams, 50cm (19 ½"). Fine condition. Provenance From an important London collection; acquired in the 1970s.

Viking Bronze and Iron Knife, 8th-9th Century

File:British Museum Sittingbourne Seax.jpg

Early medieval English seax (knife), Sittingbourne, Kent, inscribed in Old English "Biorhtelm made me" "Sigebereht owns me". Iron with silver and niello inlay.

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Höknäbbskniv

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Dagger

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Grave good of the warriors. (Image: Landesmuseum Württemberg, P. Frankenstein / H. Zwietasch)

Viking knife

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Messer und Lederscheide

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knife and seax

knives and seaxes from the migration era through the Viking age

1,638 Pins

Collection by

George Ezell

narrow seax (schmalsax)

49 Pins

Scandinavian seax

127 Pins

broadsax

184 Pins

langsax

106 Pins

manuscript

41 Pins

late Saxon early medieval sheath

78 Pins

type IV

153 Pins

British

116 Pins

Baltic/Scandinavian/Rus knife

435 Pins

Continental

166 Pins

Viking Bronze and Iron Knife, 8th-9th Century

File:British Museum Sittingbourne Seax.jpg

Early medieval English seax (knife), Sittingbourne, Kent, inscribed in Old English "Biorhtelm made me" "Sigebereht owns me". Iron with silver and niello inlay.

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