Medieval Steel Executioners Axe

Why not surprise your guests at the next house party with this Huge Medieval Steel Executioners Axe? This Medieval Axe is a formidable addition to the arsenal of any collector. This Huge Steel Axe is 30 inches in total length, and is the perfect weight for comfortably lopping off heads. The head of this Executioners Axe is double bladed, capable of removing any body part with ease. The head of this Medieval Axe is forged and sharpened by hand out of solid steel, and has been oxidized and antiqued for accurate detailing of the time period. The handle of this Huge Medieval Axe is hand carved and smoothed to perfection, featuring a comfortable ridged finger grip for added swinging precision. This Huge Medieval Steel Executioners Axe is a functional work of art that is meant to be enjoyed (or feared) for generations to come. Order this Medieval Steel Executioners Axe today while supplies last at this price!

In folklore, stone axes were sometimes believed to be thunderbolts and were used to guard buildings against lightning, as it was believed (mythically) that lightning never struck the same place twice. This has caused some skewing of axe distributions.

Steel axes were important in superstition as well. A thrown axe could keep off a hailstorm, sometimes an axe was placed in the crops, with the cutting edge to the skies to protect the harvest against bad weather. An upright axe buried under the sill of a house would keep off witches, while an axe under the bed would assure male offspring.