Strijdbijl Friedrich, 16e eeuw, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse zwaarden This replica represents a 16th-century

This replica represents a 16th-century design

Deze werpbijl is gemaakt van 1055 koolstofstaal met een 10 cm lange snede en heeft een sterke bijlsteel van Noord-Amerikaanse walnoot

Het zwaard is met de hand gemaakt en gekleurd waardoor ieder exemplaar uniek is

with a blade measuring 26 cm

and is suitable and tested for consumption of cold drinks

Strijdbijl Friedrich, 16e eeuw, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse zwaarden This replica represents a 16th-centuryAxes like this one began to appear from the second half of the 15th century. Around this time, armor was becoming increasingly effective, creating a need for weapons that could penetrate the gaps in plate armor. At the back, this axe features a spike, similar to that of a war hammer. The main weapon, the axe head, has a tapered, rounded edge that ends in a hook. The hook could be used to pull opponents off horseback, while the rounded edge keeps the