Bonecrest Scramasax Viking Seax Knife – Etched Bone Handle

Bonecrest Scramasax™ Viking Seax Knife

The Bonecrest Scramasax™ Viking Seax Knife combines a distinctive broken-back seax profile with an ornate natural bone handle and traditional leather sheath.

The blade is hand-forged from EN45 high-carbon spring steel and features the characteristic angular spine associated with broken-back seax designs. The edge is supplied unsharpened and slightly ground.

Measuring approximately 12 inches overall, with an approximately 7.5-inch blade, the Bonecrest Scramasax™ offers a substantial historical-style profile suited to Viking, Norse, medieval, and historical collections.

The handle is made from polished animal bone with decorative etched details. A steel collar and steel butt cap complement the natural bone grip and reinforce its traditional appearance.

A thick vegetable-tanned leather sheath is included, finished with antiqued brass reinforcing plates, rivets, and two suspension rings.

Specifications

Knife Type: Viking Seax / Scramasax
Overall Length: Approx. 12 inches (30.5 cm)
Blade Length: Approx. 7.5 inches (19 cm)
Blade Width: Approx. 1 inch at Collar / 1.5 inches at Widest Point
Blade Thickness: Approx. 4 mm / Approx. 2 mm Toward Tip
Blade Steel: EN45 High-Carbon Spring Steel
Blade Style: Broken-Back Seax
Handle Material: Animal Bone
Handle Finish: Polished & Etched
Handle Fittings: Steel Collar & Butt Cap
Sheath: Vegetable-Tanned Leather
Sheath Fittings: Antiqued Brass
Sheath Details: Reinforcing Plates, Rivets & Two Suspension Rings
Style: Viking / Norse / Historical

Traditional Broken-Back Seax Profile

The Bonecrest Scramasax™ features the distinctive broken-back blade profile, recognizable by the angular transition along the spine toward the point.

This historical-inspired shape gives the knife a strong Viking and early medieval appearance.

Etched Bone Handle

One of the defining features is its polished animal bone handle.

Decorative etched details give the natural bone additional character, while a steel collar and matching steel butt cap frame the handle.

Because genuine bone is a natural material, variations in coloration, grain, and surface appearance should be expected between individual pieces.

EN45 High-Carbon Steel Blade

The hand-forged blade is constructed from EN45 high-carbon spring steel.

The steel is not stainless, so proper maintenance is important to protect the blade against surface corrosion and tarnishing.

Antiqued Leather Sheath

A thick vegetable-tanned leather sheath complements the historical design.

Antiqued brass reinforcing plates, rivets, and two suspension rings provide decorative details while recreating the appearance associated with traditional Viking-style carrying systems.

Carbon Steel Care

EN45 high-carbon steel can develop surface corrosion if exposed to moisture.

Keep the blade clean and completely dry. Apply a thin coating of suitable blade oil periodically, especially before extended storage.

Avoid storing the blade wet or damp inside its leather sheath.