Anglo-Saxon Seax with Black Scabbard

Based on Original: Circa 9th Century Anglo-Saxon blade in The Oakeshott Collection, Minneapolis MN. • Overall length: 20.75" • Blade length: 12.4" • Blade Width: 1.9" • Grip Length: 8.4" • Wt: 1 lb 7 oz    652 gr The Seax stands as one of Europe's most versatile and enduring weapons, dominating battlefields from the 6th century through the Medieval era. These fighting knives evolved across the continent in countless configurations—from modest belt knives a few inches long to full-sized single-handed swords. Variations including short, long, broad, and narrow designs emerged, distinguished by blade geometry and edge profiles. This Anglo-Saxon iteration exemplifies the classic drop point style of blade that is one of the most basic blade shapes ever created. This large war knife is characterized by its thick spine and large size. The curved edge comes right to the formidable stout point. The weapon's prevalence across Europe during this dynamic period of conflict and migration underscore