Description
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This blade shape traces its origins to the Sax, a favored cutting weapon among Nordic and Germanic warriors. The broad, single-edged steel tapers to a sharp point, crafted to deliver deep, slicing cuts with efficiency. Forged with a full profile tang, the handle is fitted with hardwood scales and reinforced by brass bolsters, giving the knife strength and a secure grip in the hand. The balance is carefully set, allowing the blade to feel light and responsive despite its substantial size. Knives like this were common throughout the early medieval period, serving not just as weapons but as essential tools for daily tasks. A sturdy leather scabbard accompanies the knife, protecting its edge and making it safe to carry at the belt.
This blade shape traces its origins to the Sax, a favored cutting weapon among Nordic and Germanic warriors. The broad, single-edged steel tapers to a sharp point, crafted to deliver deep, slicing cuts with efficiency. Forged with a full profile tang, the handle is fitted with hardwood scales and reinforced by brass bolsters, giving the knife strength and a secure grip in the hand. The balance is carefully set, allowing the blade to feel light and responsive despite its substantial size. Knives like this were common throughout the early medieval period, serving not just as weapons but as essential tools for daily tasks. A sturdy leather scabbard accompanies the knife, protecting its edge and making it safe to carry at the belt.
- Overall length: 18″
- Blade length: 13″ long, 1 7/8″ wide, 3/16″ thick
- Weight: 1 lb / 4 oz
Fun fact: The French Combat Knife, or “Couteau de Combat,” was known for its robust design and was a trusted companion for soldiers during both World Wars, valued for its reliability in close combat and utility in the field.
