Grossemesser

GrossemesserMesser is German for 'knife'. Throughout the late middle ages, German civilians and men at arms carried 'messers', distinct from similar swords of the time in that they were constructed with pegged wood scale handles, and not peened or welded pommels. They also typically were single edged and incorporated a nagle, a protective peg or plate that extends from the crossguard to protect the outside of the hand. They varied significantly in design and

this was an equally elegant weapon

and can quite comfortably be managed in a single hand

The Dussack is a strongly cut-focused sword

The Classic 2 handed war axe wielded to fearsome effect mainly by Scandinavians through the early middle ages

- Curve depth: 67mm / 2

and feels great to use

Hatchet axe

- Curve depth: 100mm / 3

The Karabela is a style of Sabre popular across Eastern Europe

or Hungarian Shepherd's axe is a very versatile object

We are offering 4 variants

there are additional cores that support side spikes