Hello,
I am looking for a 14th ax (rather 1300-1350), if you have any source I would be happy to see them.
If you experience sites have my 14th transmètre archéoligique can you play?
Forgive my poor English.
Thanking you in advance.

You mean a 14th century axe, Jordan?
Here's an example found on a French manuscript from 1300-1350. But I am sorry that I can't find you a real one.
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I can post a couple examples in the next few days.

I will try to post someone pictures from the exhibition I visided yesterday, Emperor Ludwig IV, Germany, 1st half of the 14th Century. They had four axeheads on display.

yes I seek out a hatchet 14th (1300-1350)
I hope to be able to redo the same (almost) as I am apprentit blacksmith.
I thank you in advance :)

Go for a Hanwei Viking axe or a Cold Steel Norse Hawk,,,,,,You can't go wrong either way. They are all built like tanks and can be used as weapons or tools, Good deals there for not much money. :D ..............McM

Ok, here are some pictures, mostly dated 14th century, some from Muehldorf am Inn (Battle of Gammelsdorf 1313), some displayed in Rothenburg. I hope this helps.

Axe 1: 14th or 15th century, 3.63 x 22.1 cm
Axe 2: early 14th century, 24 x 20 cm
Axe 3: early 14th century, 19.5 x 15.7 cm
Axe 4: throwing axe, 14th century, 14.5 x 20 cm
Axe 5: 14th century (no measurements given)
Axe 6: 14th or 15th century (no measurements given)
Axe 7: 2nd half of the 14th century, blade length 13.8 cm

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Axe 7

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Axe 6

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Axes 2 and 3

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Axe 1

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Axe 4 [ Download ]

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My favourite axe from the 14thC !

St Mary the Virgin, Roger Grey Lord Ruthyn 1340

Markus Nußbaumer beat me to it by posting some of (and more) the examples I was going to post.

hank you this is exactly I needed.
I will try to reproduce that of my choice and I will show it.
thank you again :)