Battle axes

Battle axe is an axe especially designed as a weapon which is carried not just for battle but also as symbols of status and wealth. Reflect and symbolizes the perfection of artisans and craftsmen for evolving specialized weaponry. Beautifully embellished and adorned with twisted wires , inlays and other beautiful ornaments in silver, copper and bronze , battle axes are cost effective and also fall into the category of pole arms.
 
History
 Since 9th century till 16th century , in Northern Europe “ Viking Age" battle axes are very common tool used. At that time they are termed as medieval battle axes which usually had broad, socketed heads along with long strips of metal (langets) with the haft to prevent the haft from being damaged during battle. During Napoleon times and later , in military services , officers carry heavy and long battle axes. Sometimes , Napoleon's Pioneer Corps also carry them for both clearing a path and fighting. Historically , battle axes are precise representations dating from the Middle Ages.

Medieval Wooden Battle Axe
This wooden sword comes with a guard on the handle for extra grip and protection. The blade is also covered with a leather sheath for extra protection and comfort. Overall Length: 30 Inches Approx, Blade Width: 9.5 Inches Approx, Handle Length: 8.5 Inches Approx. Our Price $17.99 +S&H si

Bardiches

Danish Axes

Pollaxes

Rams skull axe


13th Century German War Axe

This Medieval War Axe by Denix is based on a German 13th century museum piece. Great for costuming or role-playing, this axe also makes a fine wall decoration.

 

 A sinister and deadly design made this a preferred weapon of the Scandinavian warrior of the 8th Century. Length: 33", Weight: 6 lbs.

17th Century Viking Battle Axe
 These 12th century replica Battle Axes used during the Middle Ages feature cast metal heads and wood or metal handles. This is a must have classic.