| Are you considering adding a seax to your own collection? |
| Yes. I already have at least one example and would like to add a high-quality offering. |
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15% |
[ 32 ] |
| Yes. I have at least one example now and would like to add a moderately-priced seax. |
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3% |
[ 7 ] |
| Yes. I do not currently have one and would like a high-quality offering. |
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26% |
[ 54 ] |
| Yes. I want my first to be a moderately-priced piece. |
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20% |
[ 42 ] |
| No. I already have at least one and am not looking for more. |
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5% |
[ 11 ] |
| No. I do not find them to be something I’d want in my collection. |
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29% |
[ 61 ] |
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Nathan Robinson
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Jean Thibodeau
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Greatly enjoyed all the reviews of the seax(s).
Oh, for handling when there is no guard and the dangers of the hand slipping onto the blade one can palm the grip so as to have the end of the handle inside the hand and with a firm grip it is more difficult for the handle to slip enough for the hand to risk being cut by the blade.
You can easily give up your freedom. You have to fight hard to get it back!
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