“Knives and Scabbards” knife, model 1
180 to 250 €
Everyday knife with a reconstruction of a sheath from the London excavations, dated to the 12th century. The sheath is in embossed, boiled and waxed leather.
The tang is set through a bronze bolster into an ovoid oak handle. The blade is forged from XC10/XC100/XC10 sandwich steel to ensure long-lasting cutting performance while limiting the blade’s brittleness.
This knife can be made with many species of wood, with a bolster in bronze, steel, silver, horn, vegetable ivory…
- Materials
- Acier sandwich (90MV8/XC10), chêne, bronze. Au choix : Ebène, Acier, Bronze, Corne, Acier XC 75, Acier Sandwich XC10/XC100/XC10, Tilleul, Pommier, Merisier, Hêtre, Bois de cerf, Amarante, Acacia, Buis, Chêne, Frène.
- Periods
- 12th-13th centuries (Crusades)



