The blades of the peoples the Vikings met, traded with and fought, Anglo-Saxon England, Ireland, Scotland and Gaul.Named for the knifeThe Saxons take their name from the seax, the single-edged knife they carried. The most famous example, the Seax of Beagnoth, is inscribed with the full twenty-eight-rune Anglo-Saxon futhorc and its maker’s name, one of only a handful of objects to preserve the complete alphabet.Hand-forged from high-carbon or Damascus steel with fitted leather sheaths.Please check your local law before ordering.