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Vikings TV Series Axe

nicksison

nicksison

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I really like the axes on the the TV series Vikings. Does anyone know who makes something similar that can be used.
 
H&B can probably make you one. They made me a Danish Mammen style Viking axe and it turned out great.

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You know I think I saw one made by Legacy Arms called the viking axe. It was pretty darn close in my opinion, just the thickness might be off.
 
nicksison said:
That looks good but I wanted a beard on the axe.
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That is a beard. What you want is an axe with a jaw, often mistakenly called a beard. A beard points up away from the haft. A jaw turns back under the haft. But tell someone you want a jawed axe and they'll look at you strange and ask, "you mean a bearded axe?"
 
Square_peg said:
That is a beard. What you want is an axe with a jaw, often mistakenly called a beard. A beard points up away from the haft. A jaw turns back under the haft. But tell someone you want a jawed axe and they'll look at you strange and ask, "you mean a bearded axe?"
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Didn't know that. Thanks for the info.
 
Just ask him - I had a similar leather wrapping and it hold up some time. The good thing is that - because of the nails - not the whole strap comes down if damaged.
 
Good that you mentioned that Square Peg. Even about 95% of the books incorrectly call a jawed axe a bearded axe. Very hard to convince folk of this fact though.

regards Frank
 
Blood eagle death? Nasty stuff there. I always thought it was a dagger or a sword they used though... :)
 
"I love all things Vikings!"

I married one. And yes, she is pretty hot, but has an unnatural attachment to her throwing axe. When I manage to get her mad at me, I always sleep very lightly! ;)
 
Right! I guess it's easier to separate the ribs with the axe...

My Grandmother is from Scandinavia! Maybe that's why I've always been fascinated with blades and axes LOL
 
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