condor tomahawk with pickaxe

condor tomahawk with pickaxeThe sturdy tomahawk is crafted by the American brand Condor. The hawk is based on historical originals that were employed by the native Americans in the Black Hills and the Great Plains. This hawk is well suited to use as a throwing axe and tool for woodworking or cleaving small pieces of wood. The axe head is constructed from high quality 1060 carbon steel, with a hardness of 50 55 HRC. Tip: to make this axe suitable for living history and re

every item is distinctive

The crane symbolises luck and a long life for the wearer of this sword

The lorica segmentata was worn from the 1st century AD by Roman legionaries

the padding can be detached

Pouches of this type were worn in Flanders and France

8 cm and it weighs approximately 1415 grams

The first mentions of the bascinet (or beckenhaube) date back to 1281 in the Italian city of Padua

23 cm in length with a blade of 27

The equestris were hired cavalry

Paper packaging for jewellery and small objects: these have a plastic inner layer

Chainmail was invented around 500 BC by the Celts and was used by the Romans before suits of armour became widespread

in Bellifortis by Konrad Keyser von Eichstatt