Viking Splitting Axe

Name: Viking Splitting Axe
Brand: Horns of Odin

Horns of Odin

£80

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Viking Splitting Axe Our Viking Splitting Axes have been expertly crafted using the highest-quality materials, and are available in three sizes. The head has been forged using a special Railroad Steel to achieve the "Petersen Type M" shape associated with the Viking Age, but also make the axe tough enough to split wood. The shaft has been hand-crafted from Ash, and sculpted to give added grip when chopping or splitting kindling. Then finished with our signature beeswax and linseed oil blend, which helps protect, aids in grip and brings out the wood's natural grain. Each axe is supplied with a

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HORNS OF ODIN LTD, number 15940355. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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