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Dane Axe

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The Dane Axe is a battle axe used mostly during the period between the Viking Age and the Middle Ages. Catalogued in Petersen's typology as a Type M axe head. This axehead is based on the find from Langeid, and for historical accuracy please consider shafting on a bronze collar.

Through the course of the 10th–11th centuries, it was popular in areas outside Scandinavia where the Viking influence was strong, such as England, Ireland and Normandy.

Dimensions -
Blade length: 255mm (10 inches)
Blade width: 160mm (7 inches)
Width including handle fixing loop: 210mm (8.25 inches)
Handle loop: 22mm x 32mm oval
Weight: approx. 1kg

Combat Rating: 9 out of 10 - sharp points may need rounding and needs to be installed on a shaft.

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Sarah Warren

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09 Aug 2022, 16:44

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It just arrived today and I love it!
It is of great quality and seems sturdy and strong.
It is also surprisingly light which is helpful to a smaller person like myself who is just starting out
Like the description stated, the edges are quite sharp for combat standards and I recommend rounding them off slightly if intending to use in combat for safety.
I can't wait to try it out in the ring.

Thank you MFC for your excellent customer service and prompt shipping!

Anonymous

27 May 2026, 13:53

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This is beautifully crafted axe with proper shape. My only concern is the shaft loop. For a heavy swinging axe like this the eye is very small in my opinion. I'm not sure such a thin handle would last too long. Also my axe had the eye very uneven and not centred, I had to grind it quite a bit to make it usable.