This lethal looking piece is a classic double axe design. The metal, which makes up the axe and handle, has been antiqued to give it the look of graceful aging. The axe itself has an unobtrusive...
This short but strong sword accompanied the Vikings in their raids to the English coast during the 9-10th Centuries. It was a rugged and efficient design, offering a combination of speed and power,...
This menacing battle hatchet features a wood handle with a 6.25" steel blade with an elongated "bearded" flat heel. This would be a welcome addition to any collection of battle axesFeaturesMuseum...
This 17th century German Axe-Pistol combines the hand-axe (or boarding axe) with a flintlock to make a weapon that is doubly dangerous! The stock of the pistol serves as the shaft of the axe, and the...
Tomahawks were one of the main weapons used by Native American Indians; however, their arsenal included a variety of weapons used for hunting and fighting. Tomahawks were general purpose tools used...
The battle-axe was the key weapon used by medieval leaders like King Harold. Battle-axes were used in fierce hand-to-hand fighting or could be hurled through the air at the enemy. Most battle axes...
The authentic, worn appearance and working action that mimics the original shotgun are what make this cut-down version of the famous "Coach Gun" the perfect replica. The solid wood pistol grip and...
Ragnar Lodbrok was a legendary Viking king who reigned in the ninth century, in the territories of the current Sweden and Denmark, and was part of numerous raids, both on the European continent and...
The "Brown Bess" was one of the most renowned flintlock muskets ever produced. Introduced during the reign of Queen Anne (1702-1714), the gun was produced for over a century and was one of the most...
