Examples of using Seax in English and their translations into Polish
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Anglo-Saxon seax blade Incl.
This seax is based on several early medieval originals.
In this sheath you can hang the seax on your belt.
This seax has a rosewood handle.
Ulfberth Germanic short seax of Damascus steel Incl.
The seax has a semi-sharp blade made of EN45 spring steel.
A horn block suitable for making knife grips and seax grips.
This decorated seax is decorated with Runes on one side.
This is a reconstruction of a typical early medieval short seax.
This type of long seax was used in the early medieval period.
For example the Saxons, Germanic people andVikings fought with a seax.
This seax has a beautiful hand-forged blade and a wooden grip.
The decoration was used to make the leather edge of a seax or knife scabbard fittinng.
The seax is based on a 10th century original excavated in Denmark.
The other end can be attached to the belt orthe connecting strap on which the seax is worn to the belt.
This seax is battle-ready with a blunt blade and a rounded point.
Our large collection battle-ready andsharp saxes, seax and scramasaxes as they were used by Franks, Vikings and Germans.
The seax is a short sword without a guard and a fairly straight blade.
Among those practicing Heathenry in the province of Quebec, there is a greater tendency for practitioners to involve elements of Seax Wicca(sometimes called Saxon witchcraft or Norse Wicca), in their customs.
This iron seax is hand-forged and provided with a wooden handle.
The seax is a short sword that was mainly used by the Germanic people and the Vikings.
This Viking seax is based on originals from the 8th-11th centuries.
This seax with a broken back is made after early medieval originals.
This seax is a replica of a 8th-9th century piece found in Roermond The Netherlands.
This seax has a horn handle and a brass end that is decorated with a triskelion.
This type of seax was used in the early medieval period by various Germanic tribes.
This seax is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in the river Thames near London in 1857.
The seax is delivered including a high quality leather scabbard with beautiful brass decoration.
The sax, seax or scramaseax is a large knife that was worn by European men in the 5th until the 11th century.
This seax looks beautifully authentic with hand-forged details on the blade where you can see the smiths' hammer blows.