Hand Forged Medieval Steel Sickle.

Gift a Hand-Forged Medieval Steel Sickle.

Medieval sickle made of carbon steel, hand forged

The sickle is considered one of the oldest agricultural tools in the world. Its remains date back to the Neolithic period, and to this day it is used, among other things, for...
It was used to cut small amounts of grain, herbs, or grass. For medieval farmers, this tool had a crescent-shaped interior.
With a sharp blade and a handle bent backwards, it is an absolutely indispensable agricultural tool used for harvesting grain and
During the cold months, animal feed collection was used.

The sickle is also often associated with witches, healers, and Celtic druids. It is said that these were known to be with
Sickle (or bowline ) in hand, they roamed the forests to gather mistletoe and medicinal herbs and plants for their magic potions.

Our medieval sickle is made of carbon steel. The 2 mm flat steel blade was hand forged. The tip is rounded and the
The edge was only slightly sharpened by hammering (or dengling ). Forging marks have been deliberately preserved here to join the sickle.
To give it a rustic and authentic character, the 5mm square steel handle has an elegant curve and ends in a small spiral.
Twisted in some places, which not only ensures a beautiful appearance but also ensures greater grip. Thanks to its special shape, it can be
It can be easily attached to the garment and also offers individual design possibilities, such as a leather wrap.

This beautiful piece of blacksmithing is perfect for everyday camp life in a medieval reenactment and will complement any depiction of a farmer, a
Make the herbalist or even the druid look even more authentic.



Details:

- Material: Forged carbon steel (oxidized)

- Total length: approx. 28cm

- Blade length: approx. 16 cm

- Blade width: approx. 3 cm

- Blade thickness: approx. 2 mm

- Handle length: approx. 12cm

- Weight: approx. 170 g

This is a ulfberth® product.



Please note:

The above specifications may vary slightly from one copy to another. Since this sickle is a hand-forged product, there is no
Piece just like the other! Slight variations in shape and/or surface due to handwork are completely normal, and the images above
Therefore, they serve only as examples. The steel used here is not rust-free and may show slight signs of corrosion. We recommend regular care of the sickle, e.g.
Ballistol, a universal oil ideal for preserving steel products.

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