[Peter Szabo]

Hello all,
it´s been some time I haven´t posted any news here. Below you can find my two new Viking seaxes with pictures and details. All my work, current WIPs and available products can be found here https://www.facebook.com/PeterSzaboWeaponsmith
For more details, pictures or prices don´t hesitate to contact me.

Seax #1
Length: 285 mm
Edge length: 166 mm
Weight: 155 g
Blade thickness: 4,6 mm at the handle
Blade is made of 3 billet damascus steel and 2 billet high carbon steel /cutting edge and back/
Handle is beech wood + deer horn.
Seax goes with a leather and brass sheath and copper rivets.

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Seax #2
Length: 290 mm
Edge length: 156 mm
Weight: 140 g
Blade thickness: 4,6 mm at the handle
Blade is made of 3 billet damascus steel and 2 billet high carbon steel /cutting edge and back/
Handle is pear wood + deer horn.
Seax goes with a leather and brass sheath and copper rivets.

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[Shahril Dzulkifli]

One thing that caught my attention about this seax are perhaps the red leather motifs on its scabbard.

[Maciej K.]

I like the leather work here and all decoration details made with precision.
Very nice pieces and of course very well forged blades structure.