Viking Bearded Axe - Carbon Steel Head

The Viking Bearded Axe was inspired and fabricated with the applied techniques from some of the most romanticized explorers to emerge out of the 18th century. This is a culture that had perfected the craftsmanship of long ships and thriving offshore communities throughout North-Western territories. This is an axe still being made since the turn of the 18th century, with high grade hardened steel and ancient blade components. The 6 1/2” wide axe head is a solid piece of 6150 carbon steel with a razor-sharp, 7” drop edge blade and an HRC of 48-50. The naturally curved handle is crafted of mango wood and the functional blade from the Viking era is 25” in overall length. It’d be a mistake not to grab a functional blade from an era of the Nordic military.

• This axe was fabricated with the applied techniques from some of the most romanticized explorers to emerge out of the 18th century
• The 6 1/2” wide axe head is a solid piece of 6150 carbon steel with a razor-sharp, 7” drop edge blade and an HRC of 48-50
• The naturally curved handle is crafted of mango wood and the functional blade from the Viking era is 25” in overall length