Selected works
A growing record of finished blades and metalwork. Each piece will document the sources, materials, construction, and the distinction between historical evidence and modern decisions.
Anglo-Saxon Broken Back Seax
Wrought iron spine, alternating twisted bars, and wolf-tooth weld.
River Witham Sword
A forged 1075 steel blade with twisted pattern-welded inscription and copper-inlaid wrought-iron fittings.
Roman Pugio, Type II
A pattern-welded center with brass handle fittings.
Viking Age Scandinavian Long Knife
A failed sword remade as a long knife, with a wrought-iron core and seven-band brass wire-wrapped grip.
Sword of State, Barony of Loch Salann
Irish ring-sword-inspired regalia with hand-pierced heraldic guard, ring pommel, and a donated 80CrV2 blade.
Roman Gladius
A gladius built with attention to historical proportions.
Coppergate Knife 2756
A small knife with wrought iron spine and 1084 edge.
Roman Everyday Carry Knife
A practical knife inspired by Roman utility forms.