Hand-Forged Bearded Axe - High Carbon Iron Construction, Rough-Forged, Wooden Handle - Length 23”

$43.99
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47548 #06 BK5320
4.9 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • It draws its inspiration and design from Viking axes, but it is not just a display piece and can be used for a variety of chores
  • The rough-forged, high carbon iron axe head is 7 3/4” wide with a keenly sharp 6 1/2” blade with a satin finish
  • The axe head is securely attached to a sturdy wooden handle, making it 23” in overall length to give you plenty of chopping power
Hand-Forged Bearded Axe - High Carbon Iron Construction, Rough-Forged, Wooden Handle - Length 23”
  • It draws its inspiration and design from Viking axes, but it is not just a display piece and can be used for a variety of chores
  • The rough-forged, high carbon iron axe head is 7 3/4” wide with a keenly sharp 6 1/2” blade with a satin finish
  • The axe head is securely attached to a sturdy wooden handle, making it 23” in overall length to give you plenty of chopping power
$43.99
The Hand-Forged Bearded Axe draws its inspiration and design from Viking axes, but it is not just a display piece. It is fully-functional and can be used for a variety of chores around the homestead. The rough-forged, high carbon iron axe head is 7 3/4” wide with a keenly sharp 6 1/2” blade with a satin finish. The axe head is securely attached to a sturdy wooden handle, making it 23” in overall length to give you plenty of chopping power.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Relatable to history

"Great craftsmanship"

Azrael (5/5)

Very satisfied with the axe.

"It will be a lovely display piece."

Wayne H. (5/5)

Hand forged bearded axe

"This axe is for display or reenactment only! The Keenly flat non existent blade might be able to smash something if it weren't so off balance. The teardrop handle is sharper than the blade and small in diameter. Other than that, I could picture the axe in the hands of a viking mannequin in some really cool museum or running around reenacting. Cool piece for the price, hand made in India."

Leward (5/5)

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