The Saxon Langsax or Long Seax

Also called Saxon Langseax, Langsax, Lang Seax and Long Seax

The Saxon long seax, or in the Germanic spelling, lang sax (or Long sax), was the omen present weapon of the Saxon warrior. Many historians believe that even the name Saxon was derived from it. It was an important part of the rights of manhood and was always carried throughout the rest of life and all ways carried no matter what other weapons were present. It was as important in war as it was in the hunt where it was often used for the killing stork for large game. The version that I have designed for you is from the latter part of the 9^th century and features the typical Saxon style pommel as well as the long point and fullers that carry thru to the end of the blade. An important weapon to add to any collection of fine weapons.

This Seax or Sax is super light, fast and very sharp!

Includes well made leather hand stitched scabbard, with steel accents.

Specifications:
O.A Length: 27.875"
Blade Length: 22.0"
Handle Length: 5.875"
Grip Length: 4.0"
Weight: 1lbs 12 oz.
Balance Point: 2.5" Below Hilt

Features:
Hand forged 5160 Tempered carbon steel blade, blade sharp.
Guard and pommel are made from a quality low carbon steel to lower the possibility of rust from handling.
Quality Leather Sheath.