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Medieval War Axe and Battle Axes

Among the many weapons used for battle during Medieval times, few were more popular nor as widely used as the Battle Axe, or War Axe. The highly sharpened blades on these formidable weapons could easily pierce armour and shred chain mail worn by opposing knights. The axe was relatively light-weight, allowing it to be an ideal weapon for one-handed melee either on the ground or on horseback.

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Viking Axe Retail Price: $115.00 Sale Price: $84.00 You Save $31.00	Bearded Axe Retail Price: $115.00 Sale Price: $84.00 You Save $31.00	Hero�s Axe Retail Price: $214.00 Sale Price: $150.00 You Save $64.00

Commonly used medieval weapon of Nordic warriors.	The Bearded Axe was capable of cleaving helms or armour.	This axe is the ultimate combination of form and function.


Mammen Axe Retail Price: $108.00 Sale Price: $75.00 You Save $33.00	Throwing Axe Antique Finish Retail Price: $62.00 Sale Price: $46.00 You Save $16.00	Wall Plaque Display Retail Price: $22.00 Sale Price: $15.00 You Save $7.00

This beautiful axe is a tribute to the Viking and Nordic culture, a true medieval weapon.	Our throwing axe has also proved itself in modern throwing competitions.	Perfect for displaying your medieval axe and mace.


Axe of the Valkyries Retail Price: $74.00 Sale Price: $54.00 You Save $20.00	2-Hand Celtic Axe Retail Price: $118.00 Sale Price: $79.00 You Save $39.00	13th Century German War Axe Retail Price: $68.00 Sale Price: $49.00 You Save $19.00

The double head is inscribed with Viking runes and symbols. An excellent piece to decorate the castle walls.	This ornate Celtic weapon is designed for 2 handed use in battle.	This Medieval War Axe by Denix is based on a German 13th century museum piece.


17th Century Swiss Halberd Retail Price: $128.00 Sale Price: $96.00 You Save $32.00	Medieval Battle Axe Retail Price: $135.00 Sale Price: $95.00 You Save $40.00

The Halberd was widely used in 14th-15th Centuries and is originally of Swiss design.	This axe, circa 1100, has a back spike to add to its effectiveness as a weapon of war.