Danish Axe messer This is typified by reliance

This is typified by reliance on body posture position and line of attack

made this a lethal weapon against the heavy armor of the time

the socket ensures durability through demanding use

the sword will feel and turn like a lively battle sword even though its blade geometry and physics are discretely maximized for durability and safety

Generations of warfare ensued and continued even past the last great battle of the era in 1410

Danish Axe messer This is typified by relianceBased on Original: Circa 1000 Danish, British Museum, London Overall length: 56" Cutting edge: ~10. 5" Weight: 3 pounds This favored weapon of the Saxon Huscarl saw action throughout Northern Europe in the hands of Saxon, Norse, and Norman alike. The long handle and thin blade create a fearsome weapon capable of immense damage to the lightly armored opponents of that time. The high carbon steel blade holds a great edge and is mounted on an ash haft.