looking for a seax

[Guest tangojuliet]

im looking for a viking seax a good reproduction or maybe our local blade smiths could help me out :D 

[Spots]

Those are some intresting looking blades. Might have to try one of those one day. Ill look around for ya and see if I can find one. You looking for a show piece or a user? Tapatalk ate my spelling.

[Guest tangojuliet]

Those are some intresting looking blades. Might have to try one of those one day. Ill look around for ya and see if I can find one. You looking for a show piece or a user? Tapatalk ate my spelling.

im looking for a user around 4 to 6 inches , cause whats the purpose of a knife if it cant be used :)

Edited February 5, 2014 by tangojuliet

[Chris]

Try these guys: https://www.museumreplicas.com/p-285-seax.aspx

They are out of Atlanta, although the blades are forged in India. 

Everything I've bought from them over the years has been properly tempered and of very good quality.

[whitewolf001]

"looking for a seax"

You know at a glance, that is a very different title. *collects mind from gutter*

[Guest tangojuliet]

Try these guys: https://www.museumreplicas.com/p-285-seax.aspx

They are out of Atlanta, although the blades are forged in India. 

Everything I've bought from them over the years has been properly tempered and of very good quality.

blades a longer than what im looking ofr im looking at about 4 to 6 inches blade length

[Dane]

[quote name="whitewolf001" post="1106533" timestamp="1391626499"]"looking for a seax" [size=4]You know at a glance, that is a very different title. *collects mind from gutter*[/size][/quote] I was with you on this one. I just figured someone couldn't spell. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

[monkeylizard]

I was picturing the Griswalds in Germany.

 

 

<<knock knock knock>>>

"Hello. We're looking for sechs."

Edited February 5, 2014 by monkeylizard

[Chris]

You might try the local SCA folks. I've got to imagine there's someone in that community making what you want.

[Guest tangojuliet]

Sca what's that??

[Moped]

Society of Creative Anarchronism.

 

http://sca.org/

[Guest tangojuliet]

i think i found one .......   http://www.vikingkrafts.com/products-page/knives/antler-handled-seax/

[Murgatroy]

http://www.darkknightarmoury.com/c-58-viking-daggers.aspx

[reed1285]

Try backpage....oh wait a SEAX, i dont even know what those are. Lol good luck!

[Fourtyfive]

http://www.sharppointythings.com/knives.html

First one on the Google list , the 4th one down on this page is "The Little Boner"  :rofl: How Is that pronounced anyways ? SEW ?

Edited February 6, 2014 by Threeeighty

[Guest tangojuliet]

its pronounced see ax 

[Spots]

Saw this on facebook Tapatalk ate my spelling.

[Guest tangojuliet]

Saw this on facebook Tapatalk ate my spelling.

that picture is now stolen...

[bigbabysweets]

There's a guy that comes to the shop and makes one out of a rail road spike every couple months! I like the historical aspect of it.

[Guest tangojuliet]

There's a guy that comes to the shop and makes one out of a rail road spike every couple months! I like the historical aspect of it.

really send a pic when you get one in 

[hso]

Check Kim Breed and Gary Wheeler in Clarksville. They're American Bladesmith Society bladesmiths.  I even think Gary is making a seax as one of his Master Smith knives. 

 

http://www.americanbladesmith.com/index.php?section=users&subsection=user_detail&user_id=462

Edited February 27, 2014 by hso

[Guest Emtdaddy1980]

Try artificumsolis.com
I'm friends with them on facebook because it's pretty much blade porn. Absolutely beautiful work. They use D2,1095, and sometimes hammer forged damascus. They aren't cheap but it's beautiful stuff.

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[Guest tangojuliet]

Try artificumsolis.com
I'm friends with them on facebook because it's pretty much blade porn. Absolutely beautiful work. They use D2,1095, and sometimes hammer forged damascus. They aren't cheap but it's beautiful stuff.

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wobder how much one would cost in 1095 and about 5 inches long 

[Guest Emtdaddy1980]

5 inches long is technically a kephart knife. Not a seax

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[Guest tangojuliet]

http://www.hurstwic.org/history/articles/manufacturing/text/viking_sax.htm     alot of good info