Sea axe

Jebadiah_Smith said:
I think you might be on the wrong forum? :confused:

Unless the sea axe was an older HI model?
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SLAP! Jeb?!?!?!? Wake up! I think he means Seax.:p

Mine is 14" oal. WIth 9" of that being blade.
The blade is 1-3/4" at the widest point. And it weighs an ounce over 1 pound.
Blade is about 1/4" thick.
That's about it. Pretty nice knife, or I should say, "Me Likey!":D
 
Jebadiah_Smith said:
ouch

As long as he doesnt want a 30" AK.
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And what was that you were saying about giving something up as soon as something new comes along you want more? :rolleyes: :p ;)
 
how far away is Jacksonville?

I'll show ya one. ;)
 
I was going to crack a lame joke about the sea ax being the stainless version of the famed land axe, issued to naval forces, but decided against it.

Actually, I kind of wound up doing it anyway. Ten thousand starving comedians in America and I try to be a funny man. Go figure.

How about a 30" seax?
 
Approximate translation: big freakin' knife.

Anyway, that's what the translation should be. I'll rank that with the kora as HI products that I really don't need, probably have no use for, and would purchase in a heartbeat.
 
Scroll down to the bottom of the first page and 3rd from the bottom is a thread titled as above. It may have been pushed down onto page two. Anyway click on that thread and wait for the pictures to load. A seax is shown there. Kapiche?

BTW - welcome to the Cantina.
 
The "broken-back" seax on the listed thread is spec'd as being 14" overall length, and as weighing 18 ounces.

Say "seax on" fast several times and it end up sounding like Saxon - which is one of the three Germanic tribes, so I've been told. Vikings, Norsemen, Danes, Saxons.
 
I'm getting a ladies Trefoil brooch from that link, yoiparri....:confused:


Phil - it's "Sax"
 
I tested it last night and it worked. I however did just edit it because it took me to "Mesopotamian cylinder seals". I wonder if the links change over there. If so then I will probably just remove the link or something.
Rustywhich is one of the three Germanic tribes, so I've been told. Vikings, Norsemen, Danes, Saxons.
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:confused: :confused: Three?
 
Daniel Koster said:
how far away is Jacksonville?

I'll show ya one. ;)
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I don,t know where you are Dan(Daniel?), but Jax is about 20 min north of little rock.

O.K. fine what are the specs on that big freakin knife?

sheees, commodieans :rolleyes:
 
going to the knife show in Little Rock next weekend. I'll be there. I can bring one with me.


Otherwise, do a search on this forum for "seax" & "scramasax" and you'll see the history of the H.I. Seax - a very pointy knife. :D
 
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