Battle Axes

Medieval axe for sale - Battle axes

My axes are made out of 51 CRV4 tempered steel.

The edge is blunt, battle-ready.

Item on stock, or ready in 2-3 days. : 8 pc

Early Medieval Throwing style Axe

with blunt edge!

Material: steel

Franciska
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War hammer were used in the 14th and 15th centuries.
It was a favorite weapon of knights against armor.

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XIV. Century hungarian 2 hand battle axe

Made for Re-enactment 

Material: steel, HARDENED

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Hungarian 2 hand battle Axe for HMB or re-enactment use
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Head made of tempered steel, with a hardwood shaft.

with blunt or sharp edge!

Early Medieval bart-Axe
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Viking Battle Axe in the Style of the 800-900s, with blunt edge
Sharp version is available!

Viking Battle Axe
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Viking Axe

This axe is made for reenactment and for full-contact battles, of hardened 51CrV4 steel.

The head of this axe is perforated, so it has a light weight at the same time. 

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Viking axe with perforated head
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Sharp version is available!

Material: Steel HARDENED (52 HRC)

You can choose the longer shaft also!

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Viking Battle Axe with blunt edge
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Viking axe with cross symbol, for re-enactment use.

Head is made of tempered steel, hardwood shaft. 

Viking axe with cross inside the head
Viking axe with cross inside the head
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Blunt edge!

Material: Steel HARDENED (52 HRC), ready for full-contact battles!

Sharp version is available!

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Battle Axe from the XIV. Century with Lily Design
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Sharp Version is also available!

Blade is hardened, ready for full-contact battles!

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Axe Type from the XIII- XIV. Century
Axe Type from the XIII- XIV. Century
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Sharp Version is also available!

Blade is hardened, ready for full-contact battles!

Note: if You need the weapon for HMB, let us know to to be able to make the roundings after the HMB rules!

Axe Type from the XIV. Century, with cross motive
Axe Type from the XIV. Century, with cross motive
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Battle axes' history

The Battle Axe had been a very significant weapon since the Stone Age. People already used axes to fight millions of years ago. There is a great chance that the first, to make axes for only wars and battles were the Vikings in Europe. These weapons were designed for inflicting bodily harm and physical damage, not to chop wood. In the middle ages mostly foot soldiers used battle axes, since the plate armors were very thick and it was hard to cause damage with light swords. Knights often used handled axes in mounted combats and fought with axes from the back of their horses.

Battle axes were made as both single and double handed weapons, and were really efficient in close contact battles, but also could be hurled. Skilled fighters were able to bring great damage to the opponent by throwing the axes.

During the Middle Ages, most battle axes had wide heads, and the hafts fit really well with the heads of the axes, in contrast with the Vikings’ axes, wich were mostly just lashed. The blades of these axes used in the Middles Ages were usually crescent-shaped and were as long as 25cm from the lower to the upper points of the blades. One hit or blow with these battle axes could deliver a great power and damage, and so could apply relevant injury to the enemy.

The big groups of Pole Weapons were the battle axes and war hammers. These weapons were mainly used as secondary arms by poorer people.