I have found this interesting langsax online but I have lost any reference to the article.

In particular, I need more detailed images of the handle as well as info on the materials of which it is made.

I have already smithed a nice blade for my reconstruction and I have found a way to a good foundry for bronze casting, but I need more details as well as some other general info on the blade.

Tx for any help smithed a nice blade for my reconstruction and I have found a way to a good foundry for bronze casting, but I need more details as well as some other general info on the blade.

Tx for any help

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This sword is so different from seaxes in general that I would almost think it is a seax-like weapon from another context.
-sharpened back edge
-semi-spherical pommel (fluted?)
-narrow oval grip with a metal (bronze?) finger guard
All unique features for any seax. Taken together thay make for a very unique weapon.
Perhaps this is a weapon that was made ina cross roads of cultural influences?
I have certainly never seen anything like it before.

Interesting!

Hi........It looks like either an Irish Skean or a Langobardic sword to me, but I could be wrong.

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